What are two reasons why the UK population has increased by approximately 8 million since 2001?

 engage people in citizenship from a young age and 16-year-olds can pay tax and also consent already

 Two reasons for reducing the voting age from 18 to 16 

 A general election and a local election 

 What are two different elections that an adult in the UK can vote in? 

 Which act ratified the European convention of human rights into UK law?

 A bill passing through the House of Lords and the Monarch seal of approval

 Identify two ways in which UK law is made

 Maintains order and protect the public from harm 

 Setting a precedent and passing guilty sentences

 Two roles performed by a judge in a criminal court in England and Wales

 Through the jury, magistrates and special constables 

 three ways in which citizens can be involved in the justice system 

 Overule the trial of minor cases and pass sentences on the guilty 

 Two roles performed by a magistrate in a magistrates court in England and Wales

 What is happening to the UK population? 

Democracy, upholding the law and individual liberty 

 Equalities act 2010 and its nine protective characteristics

 Rights which exist to enable people to participate in the establishment of the government 

 Education. For example, citizenship lessons 

 How can schools promote mutual understanding in society? 

 Why does the UK have obligations by law to people who are seeking asylum and to refugees? 

 how many members are in the Commonwealth? 

 One impact in the way the UK population is changing 

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I want to say thank you to everyone who's been so patient while i finished these notes- I got so many message asking if i had full topic notes for this unit so I'm glad to hear my work is helping people :)

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