Social Justice

Question 1

What are human rights

Answer 1

The basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person in the world, from birth until death

Question 2

How can human rights be restricted

Answer 2

If a person breaks the law, or in the interests of natural security

Question 3

What phrase does prejudice come from

Answer 3

to judge before

Question 4

What is prejudice summed up

Answer 4

It exists in the mind and is often based on stereotypes or lack of knowledge

Question 5

What is discrimination summed up

Answer 5

the manifestation of prejudice through actions

Question 6

Prejudice is a

Answer 6

Thought or attitude

Question 7

Discrimination is an

Answer 7

action

Question 8

5 examples of unlawful discrimination

Answer 8

Gender
Marriage
Gender reassignment
Pregnancy and maternal leave
Sexual orientation

Question 9

What is positive discrimination

Answer 9

treating someone differently in a positive way

Question 10

What is a stereotype

Answer 10

Image of a group that ignores individual differences within that group

Question 11

What are assumptions

Answer 11

Conclusions drawn from limited knowledge of the facts or without proof

Question 12

What can prejudice lead to

Answer 12

Discrimination

Question 13

What is reflective poverty

Answer 13

What a society consciles to be poor

Question 14

What is an example of reflective poverty

Answer 14

Someone living on less than the average UK increase

Question 15

What is absolute poverty

Answer 15

When someone doesn’t have access to basic human needs

Question 16

What are 5 causes of hunger

Answer 16

Poverty
Conflict
Climate change
Lack of access
Lack of social protection

Question 17

What is digital poverty

Answer 17

The inability to interact with the world fully, through cellular devices

Question 18

What is fuel poverty

Answer 18

If after paying for their energy the household is left in poverty

Question 19

What is generational poverty

Answer 19

When poverty has become a familial pattern for at least 2 generations

Question 20

What is situational poverty

Answer 20

Caused by a sudden crisis or loss and is often temporary

Question 21

What is urban poverty

Answer 21

Overcrowded housing, risk of forceful eviction, lack of safe water, sanitation and waste collection

Question 22

What is rural poverty

Answer 22

Live in a rural setting whilst lacking essentials for living

Question 23

What is the location cause of world poverty

Answer 23

Low natural resources

Question 24

What is the natural disaster cause of world poverty

Answer 24

Location can make prone to disasters

Question 25

What is the politics and corruption cause of world poverty

Answer 25

Stable government means no civil war, corruption happens in unstable countries

Question 26

What is the climate cause of world poverty

Answer 26

Rainfall needed for crops, poorer countries means no facilities to keep and collect water. Starvation may occur unless people can provide them with food

Question 27

What is the population growth cause of world poverty

Answer 27

Can’t afford extra food and infrastructure

Question 28

What is the economic cause of world poverty

Answer 28

Poor

Question 29

What is the cycle of poverty

Answer 29

Family is in poverty
Growing up in poverty
Little to no access to education and skills
Struggles to find work
Remains within the poverty cycle

Question 30

What are 5 types of discrimination

Answer 30

Race
Gender
Age
Disability
Religion

Question 31

What is the biggest injustice in the world currently

Answer 31

Systematic inequality eg not having enough money for education

Question 32

What are 4 reasons why people discriminate against each other

Answer 32

Socialisation
Influence
Desire for power
lack of education