Citizenship, Law & Democracy Studies
Engaged, informed citizens. This topic covers citizenship — law, democracy, rights and responsibilities, and active participation.
Resources for this topic
- Rights and Responsibilities in Civic Life
- Democracy Vocabulary And Facts Colouring Page
- Legal system Vocabulary And Facts Colouring Page
- Democracy Colour And Observe Colouring Page
- GCSE Citizenship — Themes Mock Quiz Game
- Active citizenship & participation — Speed Round
- Active citizenship & participation — Quiz Game
- Rights & responsibilities — Speed Round
- Rights & responsibilities — Quiz Game
- Law & the justice system — Speed Round
- Law & the justice system — Quiz Game
- Democracy & voting — Speed Round
- Democracy & voting — Quiz Game
- Government, Law & Rights — Speed Round
- Government, Law & Rights — Challenge
- Government, Law & Rights — Practice (Quiz Game)
- Government, Law & Rights — Recall
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