Social Change Flashcards

1
Q

What crimes differ from place to place?

A
  • Possession of cannabis
  • Jay walking
  • FGM
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2
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Where is possession of cannabis legal?

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  • Canada
  • South Africa
  • Uruguay
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3
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Where is possession of cannabis illegal?

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  • Bulgaria
  • Japan
  • Russia
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4
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Why is there a difference in possession of cannabis laws from place to place?

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  • Some view it as a recreational drug

- Some see it’s medical properties as beneficial

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5
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Where is jay walking legal?

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  • Sweden
  • UK
  • Denmark
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Where is jay walking illegal?

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  • Poland
  • USA
  • Australia
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7
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Why is there a difference in jay walking laws from place to place?

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  • Views on who’s responsibility it is to cross roads safely
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8
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Where is FGM legal/accepted?

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  • Chad
  • Liberia
  • Sierra Leone
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Where is FGM illegal?

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  • Egypt
  • UK
  • USA
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Why does FGM laws differ from place to place?

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  • Different views and beliefs surrounding it
  • Health implications
  • Preserving innocence
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What crimes differ from cultures?

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  • Adultery
  • Homosexualality
  • Honour crimes
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Where is adulatory illegal?

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  • Saudi Arabia
  • Pakistan
  • Somalia
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13
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Where is adultery legal?

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  • India
  • UK
  • New York
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14
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Why do adultery laws vary in cultures?

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  • Religion

- Status of women

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15
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Where is homosexuality legal?

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  • Uk
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16
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Where is homosexualality illegal?

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  • Most african countries
17
Q

Why do homosexuality laws vary from culture?

A
  • Some cultures are not accepting
18
Q

Where are honour crimes accepted?

A
  • Asian families
19
Q

Why are honour crimes accepted in asian families?

A
  • Because they protect families reputation
20
Q

What crimes have changed over time?

A
  • Captial punishment
  • Double jeopardy
  • Vagrancy
  • Homosexuality
21
Q

When was capital punishment legal

A
  • 18th century’s
22
Q

When was capital punishment abolished

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  • 1965
23
Q

Why was capital punishment abolished

A
  • Proctects from miscarriage of justice as DNA developed many have been found to be wrongly accused
24
Q

Why was double jeopardy abaolished

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  • Due to technological and medical advances - allowing new evidence
25
Q

Why have vagrancy laws changed over time

A
  • The public have become more sympathetic and concerned
26
Q

When was homosexuality decriminalised

A
  • 1967
27
Q

Why have homosexuality laws changed over time

A
  • Society is more understanding