UK LAWS, FESTIVALS AND TRADITIONS Flashcards
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What are 2 details about uk laws, festivals and traditions?
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- The Christian heritage of Britain spans back almost 2000 years. And it is still evident today.
- Britain is a multi-faith society meaning that people of faiths or none live side by side. The human right to religious freedom means that people are allowed to express their faith. This right is protected by law.
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What is an example of Uk traditions and what is a piece of evidence to support this?
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- Traditionally Christians go to church on Sunday and it was regarded as a day of rest. As a result, the hours shops can trade on Sunday are restricted.
“Keep the Sabbath day holy” - The Ten Commandments.
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What is an example of Uk laws and what is a piece of evidence to support this?
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- Many laws in Britain also show Christian heritage as they are like the Ten
Commandments.
“Do not kill” - Ten Commandments.
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What are examples of Uk festivals?
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The Christian calendar influences UK public Holidays. The two major Christian festivals, Christmas, and Easter, are still widely celebrated in the UK. School Holidays fall over these periods in many businesses will close.
