Can a changing and diverse society lead to unity?
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- In this lesson, we will explore how diversity, integration and community cohesion can lead to unity. This lesson will also look at the challenges and opportunities of a changing and diverse society.
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7 Questions
Q1.
What does mutual respect mean?
Accepting views of others even if you do not agree
Equality and courtesy given to others
Q2.
True or false, mutual respect and tolerance are part of British values?
False
Q3.
What does it mean to be tolerant of others?
It is the the willingness to exclude views that conflict with the majority of society
It is the willingness to challenge different views
Q4.
What might lack of mutual respect and tolerance lead to?
Enhanced awareness and understanding of people with different backgrounds and experiences
Increased community cohesion and integration
Q5.
What law upholds mutual respect for diversity groups in the UK?
Race relations Act 1976
The Civil Rights Act 1964
Q6.
True or False, mutual respect is an important part of a democratic society because it encourages the values of respect and tolerance for all?
False
Q7.
How do we develop mutual understanding?
Through exclusion of different groups
Through limiting cultural diversity
6 Questions
Q1.
What is a multicultural society?
A society with a shared identity
A society with online one ethnic group
Q2.
True or false, multiculturalism has the same meaning as a multicultural society?
True
Q3.
What two things can create unity within a diverse society?
Intolerance and lack of mutual respect
Lack of rights protection and separated communities
Q4.
True or false, integration means the process in which a minority group or culture comes to resemble a dominant group or assume the values, behaviours, and beliefs of another group?
True
Q5.
Which law aims to recognise and protect people's identities and their rights in the UK, in order to prevent discrimination?
Race relations Act 1976
The Civil Rights Act 1964
Q6.
True or false, The Human Rights Act 1998 has a provision that protects freedom of thought, belief and religion?
False