RP assessment Flashcards

1
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What is the meaning of pacifism?

A

Never using violence

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2
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Was Nelson Mandela a pacifist?

A

No

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3
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What do religious believers believe about war?

A

They believe that it should have a religious cause. It should also be controlled by a religious leader.

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4
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What is just war?

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The conditions of the war are just and declared by the head of government

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5
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What is the inner jihad?

A

The struggle with the outside world

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6
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What is WMD?

A

Weapons of mass destruction

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7
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When did the bombing of Hiroshima take place?

A

6 august 1945

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8
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3 main reasons countries go to war?

A

Greed, self defence, retaliation

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9
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What should the use of nuclear weapons be?

A

Used as a deterrent, self defence and power

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10
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what is prejudice?

A

Holding biased (normally negative) opinions about an individual or group of people.

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11
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What is discrimination?

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Treating someone differently because of their race, age or sex

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12
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What is Ableism?

A

Type of prejudice that is targeted to individuals with a disability

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13
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What are the 2010 equality acts aims?

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To stop prejudice and discrimination

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14
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What does apartheid mean?

A

Apartness or separateness

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15
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When did the South Africa apartheid happen?

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1961 to 1994

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16
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Where did the 1961 to 1994 apartheid happen?

A

South Africa

17
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What apolitical party was Nelson Mandela part of?

A

African National Congress or ANC

18
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How long did Mandela spend on prison?

19
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What did Nelson Mandela go on to be?

A

1st black president of South Africa

20
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What did Malala fight for?

A

The girls right to education

21
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How many human rights are there in the UDHR?

22
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What does UDHR stand for?

A

The Universal Decoration of Human Rights

23
Q

Give an example of a human right?

A

Everyone is free, everyone is equal, no one can treat you like a slave

24
Q

What key human right was violated in Azerbaijan?

A

Freedom of speech

25
Which countries decided not to stand against the Syrian government?
Russia and China.
26
What is an act that is punishable by the law?
A crime
27
What are the main causes of crime?
SOCIAL ( peer pressure ), ENVIROMENTAL (poverty), PSYCHOLOGICAL (kleptomania), and ADDICTION
28
What types of crime are there?
Vandalism, assault and treason.
29
What are the most common types of punishment in the UK?
Fines, prisons and community work and service orders
30
What are the main aims of punishment?
Retribution, protection, reformation and vindication
31
Are religious believers in favour for reformation e.g. prisons
Yes, they find it can be a way for criminals to be forgiven