MODIES

Question 1

USA-participation-POINT EXPLAIN EXAMPLE

Answer 1

VOTE-citizens can register to vote and choose the best candidate who will represent their views this can be a president, senator, and police chief
FOR EXAMPLE -Biden was voted president in 2020

Question 2

USA-participation-PROTESTING-POINT EXPLAIN EXAMPLE

Answer 2

PROTEST-citizens have the right to participate through protesting meaning that they can raise awareness for a cause through social media, marching, protest rallies, or writing letters to politicians
FOR EXAMPLE- the BLM protest has 15 million participants making it the biggest protest in American history

Question 3

USA INFLUNCE-PEE-MONEY TO UKRAINE

Answer 3

MONEY TO UKRAINE-cash to support the war by buying weapons, paying soldiers, and fuel medical supplies.
EXAMPLE-Us has given 75 billion dollars to President Zelenskiy

Question 4

USA INFLUENCE
POLITICALLY TAKING IN REFUGEES

Answer 4

SECU

Question 5

USA INFLUENCE
POLITICALLY SECURITY COUNCIL

Answer 5

SECURITY COUNCIL-1/8 permanent members’ right to veto. allies UK support us but often Russia and China veto USA
EXAMPLE- The us was vetoed by Russia when trying to stop North Korea from expanding its nuclear weapon

Question 6

USA RESPONSES-SOCIAL INEQUALITY-SNAP

Answer 6

SNAP-TAckles food poverty giving people a preloaded credit card to use on food items in supermarkets but not on alcohol or cigarettes. A family of 4 gets $1000 a month to use in their state
Example-1/8americains are on SNAP

Question 7

USA RESPONSES-MINIUNM WAGE

Answer 7

MINIMUM WAGE-Biden has campaigned for all states to pay a minimum of $16 per hour to lift people out of poverty rather than the current $7.25.
EXAMPLE-Washington DC pays $16 per hour and Walmart, Target, and Costco have also met Biden’s campaign.

Question 8

CRIME-CONSEQUENCES-VICTIMS

Answer 8

DEATH-Julie Reilly
FEAR-Aleesha Mcphail
PAIN-Paige Doherty

Question 9

CRIME-CONSEQUENCES-FAMILIES

Answer 9

stigma-revenge attacks the family of Andrew Wallace
contact-50% lose contact with prisoner family member
Grief/loss-family of Paige Doherty

Question 10

CRIME CONSEQUENCES-PERPETRATOR

Answer 10

PRISON-loss of freedom-Andrew Wallace
LOSE FAMILY-ashamed,Aaron Campbell
LOSE JOB-John Leatham

Question 11

CRIME CONSEQUENCES-COMMUNITY

Answer 11

Govan-Increased security including installing cameras and alarms-juli Reilly
Rothesay-loss of tourism-Aleesha McPhail
Clydebank -Paige Doherty, fear,lack of trust

Question 12

BIOLOGICAL CAUSES-MOA GENE-WARRIOR

Answer 12

this means someone with this gene lacks empathy and care towards their victims or crime.
EXAMPLE-people with this gene are 13 times more likely to have a violent past

Question 13

BIOLOGICAL-MENTAL HEALTH

Answer 13

this means that a person with mental issues may find it difficult to distinguish right from wrong or controlling aggression.
EXAMPLE-15% of the Scottish prison population have a long term mental health issue

Question 14

BIOLOGICAL-SEX-MALE

Answer 14

this means that men are more likely to commit crimes due to their high levels of testosterone causing aggression and anger.
EXAMPLE-Only 7% of prisoners in Scotland are female

Question 15

ECONOMIC CAUSE OF CRIME-POVERTY

Answer 15

this means that people who are unable to make ends meet are more likely to commit a crime to have basic niceties like food money and water leading them to carry out crimes like robberies
Example-Glasgow and Dundee have the highest crime and poverty rate

Question 16

ECONOMIC-ADDICTION

Answer 16

this means people who are addicted to a substance like drugs are more likely to commit a crime due to them needing to fund these addictions they have causing them to commit felonies like robbery
EXAMPLE-Barlinnie prison has 80% addiction rate

Question 17

ECONOMIC-GREED

Answer 17

this means people who want more and are willing to do anything to get there are more likely to commit crimes like fraud and robbery to feed their greed
EXAMPLE-Hatton Garden heist robbers stole 14 million

Question 18

SOCIAL-POOR ROLE MODELS

Answer 18

This means children or siblings of perpetrators are likely to become a criminal themselves as they have no one to look up to to show them right from wrong
EXAMPLE-barnandos found children of offenders are 3x more likely to become an offenders themselves

Question 19

ADDICTION-SOCIAL

Answer 19

this means that addiction to alcohol or drugs means that the perpetrator committing the crime is not sober or able to make a rational decision on whether they should commit a crime.
Example-40% of prisoners where drunk at the time of offence

Question 20

SOCIAL- LACK OF EDUCATION

Answer 20

this means that people with a lack of education, grades or qualifications cannot get jobs or be able to know what right and wrong leading them to commit crimes.60% of prisoners have no qualifications

Question 21

COURTS-PRISON-Protects public

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this means that prison protects the public from violent offenders
Example-Aaron Campbell

Question 22

COURTS-FINE

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this means they make people repay compensation, whichgoes to the government because prison is too expensive which is an apology for their crimes
Example-most popular sentence of 2022

Question 23

COURTS-CPO

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this means community service such a litter picking or charity work with up to 300 hours over 3 years
Example-70% all community sentences in 2023

Question 24

EFFECTIVENESS OF PRISON

Answer 24

PROTECTS PUBLIC-Aaron Campell
REHABILITATES offenders with alcohol or anger problems-28% re-offend and 72% don’t
JUSTICE-families get closure-eg julie Reilly

Question 25

INEFFECTIVENESS OF PRISON

Answer 25

cost to high-£35000 for 1 prisoner per year Overcrowding-leads to violence and lack of space on rehabilitation courses 140% capacity in barline 505 of families lose contact with children of offenders are 3x more likely to become an offender themselves.

Question 26

DISADVANTAGES

Answer 26

Regional list are closed-undemocratic-west of Scotland didn’t know, Neil bibby was their labour, candidate Voting can be confusing – voters can be confused why they have two votes and spoil their ballot paper meaning their vote doesn’t count or voters might be confused as to what they should do for help they can see MSP are one of seven regional MPs as the regional MPs are cross-party, they can argue to leading to delays and example of this, as in the west of Scotland voters can go to new baby from labour or Patrick gear from Green

Question 27

ADVANTAGES

Answer 27

Choice – Ems gives voters more choice as there are two ballot papers, one choo a constituency MMP and the other chooses seven cross-party regional MSP. I’ve also has choice as they can double or split, therefore, especially in a safe seat example – they constituency MSP for Eastwood is Jackson Carlow Discrimination the regional list is closed, means voters don’t see the names of people put forward by parties so can’t be racist or sexist. For example, Pam Gossow was the first ethnicity minority women to be elected in the west of Scotland 2021.

Question 28

MSP can represent their constituents in Scottish Parliament

Answer 28

One way in which MSP can represent their constituents as in Scottish Parliament through asking first minister questions. For example, Pam goal MSP recently asked what steps the Scottish government are taking to reduce an NHS waiting times.  one way MSP can represent their constituents in Scottish Parliament is debating on parliament issues. This is where they discuss issues that have been put forward to the parliament. For example Jackson Carlo has put forward his arguments against independence on many debates in the Scottish Parliament.

Question 29

Devolved power

Answer 29

Education the Scottish government can make decisions on courses delivered with end schools in Scotland and Scotland, National four and five courses in place rather than GCSEs. Example, the cabinet ministers for education in Scotland as Jenny, gliruth Wolf power is health, for example Hamza Yusuf has pledged to invest 300 million into Scotland. NHS to reduce hospital waiting times.

Question 30

Holden surgeries constituencies

Answer 30

They can go to a different region or constituency to hold open advice clinics, which are usually heard once a week or fortnightly in a public place. Example, Jackson Carlo had regular surgeries in Eastwood, including a Giffnock library. Another way, MSP can help as events in the community, Eastwood, MSP, Jack, Carlo attended COVID-19 vaccination program and Carmichael Hall

Question 31

USA-PARTICIPATION DURING CAMPAIGN

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American citizens can join a party, explain that citizens can become involved in the election campaign example-45million Americans are members of the Democrat party

Question 32

USA-INFLUENCE-ECONOMIC PEES

Answer 32

point-the US goverment have put tariffs on on russian products,frozen russian bank accounts and placed sanctions on russia explain-the reason for this to try get russia to stop its attack on ukraine by removing goods etc example-1000 us businesses left russia eg-mcdonalds,Pepsi,amazon and starbucks

Question 33

USA-ECONOMIC-PEES

Answer 33

point-the US is the biggest donor to the un explain-this is to show the dominance and power they have as a country as without their donations the UN could crumble therefore creating a permanent space for the USA within the UN example-$11 billion of the USAs donation make up 1/5 of the budget from the un out of 193 members making them the biggest donor

Question 34

USA-OVERREPRESENTATION IN THE US GOVERNMENT CAN BE SWITCHED TO OVERREPRESENTED)

Answer 34

point-one group overrepresented in us government is older people explain this means that the politicians involved in the US government are more likely to be old than young therefore causing a difference in opinion as well as them being much more rich and wealthy example-Its a requirement that you must be 35 to run a president and 18 to have a say in voting

Question 35

USA-OVERREPRESENTATION IN THE US GOVERNMENT (CAN BE SWITCHED TO OVERREPRESENTED)

Answer 35

explain-one group overrepresented in the us government is men Example-this means that men are more likely to be voted in than women therefore not giving enough representation towards women in government(less family commitments, less fear of sexism example- the only ever female presidential candidate was Hillary Clinton in 2016

Question 36

USA-OVERREPRESENTATION IN THE US GOVERNMENT (CAN BE SWITCHED TO OVERREPRESENTED)

Answer 36

explain-one group of people overrepresented in the US government is white people explain-due to extreme amounts of racism in the us a white politician being voted in is much more likely than a black person Example-85% of republicans members are white

Question 37

USA-branches of the government