4. Democracy and Participation pt.2

?
  • Created by: k59533
  • Created on: 04-01-23 10:52
Who can't vote?
EU citizens
Members of HoL
Prisoners
1 of 20
Who proposed votes for women in 1867?
John Stuart Mill
2 of 20
What tactics were used by the suffragists and suffragettes?
Suffragists: petitions and lobbying
Suffragettes: law-breaking, hunger strikes
3 of 20
Which acts in 1918 and 1928 gave women the vote?
Representation of the People Act
4 of 20
When was the voting age lowered to 18?
1969
5 of 20
Who proposed votes for 16-year-olds in 1999?
Simon Hughes
6 of 20
What Act gave 16-year-olds some voting rights in Scotland?
Scottish Elections Act 2016
7 of 20
Which case established prisoners' right to vote?
Hirst v UK
8 of 20
How are pressure groups different from politicians?
They seek influence rather than power.
9 of 20
Give examples of sectional groups (exclusive, self-interested).
Unite
BMA
NEU
Law Society
10 of 20
Give examples of cause groups (open membership)
Greenpeace
Shelter
11 of 20
What legislation followed the Snowdrop Campaign?
Firearm (Amendment) Act 1997
12 of 20
Give an examples of corporations acting as pressure groups.
Google
Starbucks
Amazon
13 of 20
Which insider group forced the UK to clean up beaches?
Friends of the Earth
14 of 20
Which outsider group blocks major roads such as Oxford Circus?
Extinction Rebellion
15 of 20
Which celebrity endorsed free school meals in 2020?
Marcus Rashford
16 of 20
WEILCO (leads to pressure group success)
Wealth
Expertise
Insider status
Large membership
Celebrity endorsement
Organisation
17 of 20
What is the Institute of Economic Affairs?
Free-market think tank
Associates with Conservatives
In favour of privatised health system
18 of 20
What event caused RMT workers to get bonus pay in 2012?
Olympics
19 of 20
What is a social movement?
Loosely organised
Seeks radical change
Wide aims
e.g. Black Lives Matter
Occupy London
20 of 20

Other cards in this set

Card 2

Front

Who proposed votes for women in 1867?

Back

John Stuart Mill

Card 3

Front

What tactics were used by the suffragists and suffragettes?

Back

Preview of the front of card 3

Card 4

Front

Which acts in 1918 and 1928 gave women the vote?

Back

Preview of the front of card 4

Card 5

Front

When was the voting age lowered to 18?

Back

Preview of the front of card 5
View more cards

Comments

No comments have yet been made

Similar Government & Politics resources:

See all Government & Politics resources »See all Democracy resources »