Life in modern Britain
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- Created on: 16-01-19 09:16
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- Life in modern Britain
- Principles and values in British Society identity
- British values
- Democracy
- Everyone gets a say in how the country is run
- E.g. voting
- Mutual respect
- Everyone should be treated fairly
- E.g. The Equality Act 2010
- Rule of law
- No matter who you are, you must obey the law
- E.g. You must past your driving test before you can drive alone
- Democracy
- Identities
- Identity
- The characteristics that determine who or what a person is
- Group Identity
- The identity associated with belonging to a group
- football team
- Multiple identity
- A person can assume different identities at different times and in different situations
- Bi-racial
- National Identity
- An identity associated with being citizen of a specific country
- Identity
- British values
- The media and the free press
- free press
- For a free, open and democratic society to exist, the press should be free from political interference and should be able to print stories they wish
- Type of media
- E-media
- all forms of media related to the ionternet
- Mass media
- Communicating to a large number of people
- New media
- a non-traditional form of media
- Traditional media
- A set of media covering media channels
- Social media
- Websites that users can share content
- E-media
- free press
- UK roles in international organisations
- NATO
- has 18 seats
- spend 2% of GDR on defence
- UN
- Permanent seat
- founder
- Council of Europe
- Founder
- we check that places of detentions are following anti-torture laws
- WTO
- Member countries meet every 2 years
- representives
- commonwealth
- founder
- Royal family often do tours of these countries
- Sporting competition between countries
- NATO
- Making a difference in Society
- Pressure groups
- Single-cause groups
- They focus on a single issue
- Multi-cause groups
- These groups seek to influence policy and decisions on a range of issues
- Procective
- These groups seek to proect the interest of their memebers
- Promontial
- These groups aim to promote views and other interested parties on a particular
- Single-cause groups
- Ways to get involed
- Petitions
- Leafleting
- Lobbying
- Direct action
- Boycotts
- Demostrations
- Media promotion
- Use of e-media
- Ways people have used media to bring about cahnge
- The media and the free press
- free press
- For a free, open and democratic society to exist, the press should be free from political interference and should be able to print stories they wish
- Type of media
- E-media
- all forms of media related to the ionternet
- Mass media
- Communicating to a large number of people
- New media
- a non-traditional form of media
- Traditional media
- A set of media covering media channels
- Social media
- Websites that users can share content
- E-media
- free press
- MPs expenses
- Daily telegraph published information about falsey claimed expenses by MPs.
- this caused a change in how they do it
- Daily telegraph published information about falsey claimed expenses by MPs.
- Refugee boy on beach
- A pic of a dead 2 yr old refugee boy being removed from a Turkish beach surfaced and went viral
- a public outcry happened as a result and within 24hrs the UK announced they would be taking in more refugees
- A pic of a dead 2 yr old refugee boy being removed from a Turkish beach surfaced and went viral
- Jamie Oliver
- he published a show which brought school food into the limelight
- this caused an outcry from parents which caused the government to force schools to have more healthy options
- he published a show which brought school food into the limelight
- The media and the free press
- Pressure groups
- Principles and values in British Society identity
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