Chapter 1: Identities Flashcards

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What does the expression ‘modern Britain’ relate to?

A

The expression ‘modern Britain’ relates to the countries of:

  1. England
  2. Scotland
  3. Wales
  4. Northern Ireland
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What do the British have, unlike people in other countries?

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Unlike people in other countries, the British have a number of differing titles that they use in different circumstances

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Unlike people in other countries, the British have a number of differing titles they use in different circumstances.
They are citizens of what?

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They are citizens of the United Kingdom

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Unlike people in other countries, the British have a number of differing titles they use in different circumstances.
They are citizens of the United Kingdom, but are called what?

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They are citizens of the United Kingdom, but are called British

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Unlike people in other countries, the British have a number of differing titles they use in different circumstances.
They are citizens of the United Kingdom, but are called British, although they can also be what?

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They are citizens of the United Kingdom, but are called British, although they can also be:
1. Welsh
2. Scottish
3. Irish
Or,
4. English
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What percentage of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 0 - 14?

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17.3% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 0 - 14

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What percentage of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 15 - 24?

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12.6% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 15 - 24

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What percentage of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 25 - 54?

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41% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 25 - 54

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What percentage of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 65 and over?

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17.5% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 65 and over

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12.6% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 15 - 24.
How many males was this aged 15 - 24 in the 2014 estimate, approximately?

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Approximately, this was 4.1 million males aged 15 - 24 in the 2014 estimate

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12.6% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 15 - 24.
How many females was this aged 15 - 24 in the 2014 estimate, approximately?

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Approximately, this was 3.9 million females aged 15 - 24 in the 2014 estimate

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41% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 25 - 54.
How many males was this aged 25 - 54 in the 2014 estimate, approximately?

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Approximately, this was 13.3 million males aged 25 - 54 in the 2014 estimate

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41% of the population of the UK in the 2014 estimate was aged 25 - 54.
How many females was this aged 25 - 54 in the 2014 estimate, approximately?

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Approximately, this was 12.8 million females aged 25 - 54 in the 2014 estimate

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How can the make-up of the UK population be studied?

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The make-up of the UK population can be studied in a variety of ways, by:
1. Age
2. Gender
3. Ethnic background
4. Religious beliefs
Or,
5. Wealth distribution
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The make-up of the UK population can be studied in a variety of ways, by age, gender, ethnic background, religious beliefs, or wealth distribution.
All of these aspects and others help do what?

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All of these:
1. Aspects
2. Others
help portray the nature of contemporary British society

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16
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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in London in April 2013

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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in London in April 2013 was £15.84

17
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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in Scotland in April 2013

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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in the Scotland in April 2013 was £11.54

18
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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in the West Midlands in April 2013

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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in the West Midlands in April 2013 was £10.81

19
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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in the East Midlands in April 2013

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The average hourly pay (excluding overtime) in the East Midlands in April 2013 was £10.42

20
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Census

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A census is a government survey normally undertaken every ten years to gather information about life in the UK

21
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What is every household expected to do?

A

Every household is expected to complete their census form