Theme A Flashcards

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What’s a community?

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A group of people who share common interests and values

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Different communities in the UK

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London, Chinese, Irish, Muslim

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3
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What is a minority?

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A small group of a larger group of people

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4
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What is diversity?

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The range of different groups that make up the wider population

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What is integration?

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Bringing different groups of people together in society

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What is communtiy cohesion?

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Sense of belonging for all communities and
people’s different backgrounds are valued. Cohesion = stick together.

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What is immigration?

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Moving to another country to live there

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What is emigration?

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Leaving your homeland to live in another country

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What is a refugee?

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A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war,
persecution, natural disaster, political repression etc.

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What is an asylum seeker?

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Someone who says they are a refugee, and has applied for asylum (safety) but
haven’t yet been given permission to stay.

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What is an economic refugee?

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Someone who is fleeing poverty to improve their existence and quality of life

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What is a repressive regime (government)?

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Restricts people’s freedom and controls them using force

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What are the social and economic benefits of immigration?

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  • Contribute to the economy by working and shopping here.
  • Pay taxes and contribute to the welfare state including state pensions.
  • Help to fill skills gap .
  • Significant proportion of Britain’s doctors and nurses were born overseas.
  • New foods are introduced. Makes country
    more diverse and interesting.
  • Bring innovation - new skills and ideas
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What are the challanges of immigration?

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  • Immigrants may be prepared to work for less than UK workers
  • More people can mean more pressure on public services
  • There may be problems with integration and friction with local people.
  • Ease of movement may encourage organised crime and people trafficking.
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15
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What is identity?

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Who or what someone is

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16
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What is persecution?

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Making people suffer because of their race/gender/religion/sexuality etc

17
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What are human rights?

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Things people should be allowed to DO or HAVE. This should include everyone in the
world

18
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What is the United Nations?

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An international organisation set up to improve cooperation between countries. It was set up in 1945 after the second world war.

19
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What is the decleration of human rights 1948?

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A document which includes 30 fundamental human rights that every human being
should have

20
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What is a trade union?

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An organisation that looks after the interests of a group of employees

21
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What is the role of a trade union?

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They negotiate with employers to get fairer agreements on:
* Pay
* Working conditions
* Represent their members in court if
needed

22
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What is an employment tribunal?

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A body set up to resolve employment disputes between an employer and employee

23
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What is a contract of employment?

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A document that details an employee’s and employer’s responsibilities for a
particular job

24
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What are zero hour contracts?

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*An employee is on call to work when an employer needs them.
* The employer doesn’t have to give the employee work.
* The employee doesn’t have to do work when asked

25
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What is the Commonwealth?

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A voluntary group of independent countries, some of which were former British colonies

26
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What is an entepeneur?

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A person who sets up a business and takes financial risks in the hope of making profit

27
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What is the Magna Carta?

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A charter of rights which the English barons forced King John to sign in 1215

28
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What is a councillor?

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A member of a local council, elected by people in the area

29
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What is the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)?

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An organisation that offers free advice on consumer and other legal matters

30
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What is a consumer?

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A person who buys goods and services for their own use

31
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What is the council?

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A group of people who are elected to look after the affairs of a town, district, or country

32
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What is a mayor?

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A member of the council who is selcted to be is reprasentative on ceremonial occasions.

33
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What is the central government?

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They distribute money to different areas based on how much money is raised locally (from council tax)

34
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What act is the 9 protected characteristics under?

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Equality Act 2010