Should 16 year olds be allowed to vote in elections in the UK?

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
BRITISH POLITICAL SYSTEM
Advertisements

Duties and Responsibilities of Citizenship
The images of the main party leaders are important in influencing voters. Trust in the party leader and their perceived ability to become prime minister.
Suffolk UK Youth Parliament.  UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) is run by young people for young people. There are hundreds of MYPs (Members of Youth Parliament)
What is happening on May 7 th 2015?. The General Election.
Lesson 4: Political Parties. What is a political ideology? A political ideology is a set of shared ideas or beliefs about how politics and government.
Lesson 4: Political Parties. What is a political ideology? A political ideology is a set of shared ideas or beliefs about how politics and government.
Our Path to Democracy Kenneth E. Fernandez Assistant Professor Department of Political Science.
Lesson objective The aim of this lesson is to use words and pictures to help you understand how attitudes towards marriage and family life have changed.
South Africa, Kenya, & Sudan
U.S. Citizenship Mr. Gutierrez.
WHAT IS DEMOCRACY ? The British parliament is based on democracy, democracy allows ordinary people to have a say in what the government does. This allows.
Monarchy of the United Kingdom
L.I To examine and debate legal age limits
The Queen Elizabeth II is a constitutional monarch: that is, she is Britain’s head of state, but her executive powers are limited by constitutional rules.
We are learning about the Prime Minister.. Who is our Prime Minister? Theresa May Danny Alexander George Osbourne Nick Clegg.
National Government I will: Discuss the benefits of living in a democratic society and the importance of voting. Know how a government is elected and run.
General Election 2010 What is a General Election? Why is it important?
Starter: How many of these people can you name?. Government and Politics Induction All – Will know what the AS Government and Politics course involves.
Political Participation You can be involved with Politics through any of the following:- Standing for election Joining a political party and attending.
Voice OF PEOPLE-PARLIAMENT OF UK AND INDIA UNITED WE STAND AND DIVIDED WE FALL.
Unitary Power may be in the hands of one person or group
PowerPoint 4: Political Parties
Geography Population Population Pyramids[Date] Today I will: -Know how to draw and begin to interpret a population pyramid.
Group 1 Hafrún, Linda, Lise, Lucie and Úlfar. Possibilities for paid jobs: Belgium: 15 Germany: 13 Iceland: 14 Newspaper, babysitting and other easy jobs.
1)In Who Votes Now?, what do Leighley and Nagler argue are the most significant determinants of an individual’s voting or nonvoting? Income and education.
Political Socialization What influences people to think the way they do politically?
Powerpoint Presentatie Sandra Viersen Sandra Viersen Michelle Hermans Michelle Hermans Judith Dijkstra Judith Dijkstra Wouter Eksterkater Wouter Eksterkater.
The Constitution of the United States
What is happening on May 7 th 2015?. The General Election.
 To know what Parliament is and what it does.  To understand how Parliament is split into the House of Commons and the House of Lords  To identify.
How We Organize Ourselves by alex juan and cindy.
The European Union. The European Union is a group of countries around Europe which have joined together to form political and economic agreements There.
Coming of age Germany, Poland Italy and Sweden. 6 and 7 years Germany – start school Italy – start school Sweden – start school Poland – start school.
Tonypandy Community College. What is the ‘General Election’? On May 7 th this year the country will go to the polls. This means that every person in the.
What do these teams have in common? THE EXACT SAME RECORD!
General Election 2010 What are the political parties? What do they stand for?
Respect Who should we respect and why?. Leaders’ debate Leanne Wood 0 Nigel Farage 0 Nicola Sturgeon 0 David Cameron 0 Natalie Bennett 0 Nick.
The Georgia Constitution Scrapbook Page 7. Explain the basic structure of the Georgia Constitution The Georgia Constitution is a bicameral government.
278 Q: What three main underlying causes of crime are the Scottish government trying to tackle? A: The three areas are drink, drugs and deprivation. 277.
Connect with Democracy. What is Democracy? Government by the people, for the people Goes beyond voting 2.
Registering to vote February Why do I need to register? Politics affects everything, from the food you eat to the streets you walk on, from the.
At what age can you get a part time job?. How old do you have to be to sign up to Facebook?
Lesson: DIY Laws 1 Resource: DIY Laws 1 Presentation In the UK it is against the law to drive above 70 miles per hour.
Being the President E.
The Duties and Responsibilities of Citizens Chapter 4, Section 3 participation.
The Duties and Responsibilities of Citizenship
What is a Population Pyramid. Population Pyramids A Population Pyramid is a type of graph that represents the age and sex of the people in a certain country.
Parliament Quiz How much do you know?. 1) What does ‘MP’ stand for?
SATMathVideos.Net In 5 years from now, Ryan will be 25% older than Bill. If Ryan is 20 years old now, how long until Bill's 25th Birthday? A) 5 years ago.
Being a Canadian citizen and dual citizenship. What a Canadian citizen is A Canadian citizen is someone who has lived in Canada at some point. As close.
The Rights of the Child There is an international law called “The Convention on the Rights of the Child”. Everyone is entitled to know what their rights.
British Politics Who’s Who?. Gordon Brown Labour Tony Blair Labour Sir John Major Conservative Baroness Margaret Thatcher.
All states require: 1. Citizenship (any state could allow aliens to vote but none do) 2. Residence- one must be a legal resident (usually for a period.
Chapter 4 Section 3: Citizen’s Duties and Responsibilities.
The impact of volunteering and conscription: The role of women in WWI All will be able to describe the social changes that affected women during WWI Most.
Canada’s Government.
Image Sources 1- References ©VotesForSchools2017.
Section 2: Structure of Government
SmartLaw ● Rights & Responsibilities.
What is a general election?
Reasons why the Constitution has been amended
Elementary Citizenship Interview
Russia: Institutions of Government
Debate It Gif Lingua.
Unit 1 Topic 1 Being a Citizen.
Comparing Governments and Economies
Your Rights and Responsibilities
Latin America: Government
Presentation transcript:

Should 16 year olds be allowed to vote in elections in the UK? Learning Objective: To evaluate and communicate a response to the key question

At what age can you .... Get married with the consent of your parents? Join the armed forces? Legally have sex? Start paying taxes? Vote? Live independently?

Should the voting age be lowered? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-19911826 A TV debate from a BBC politics show on the subject of lowering the voting age to 16 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHfUjEWvM4E Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg on the issue in The House of Commons 2013

Should you be able to vote if you don’t understand politics? Talking Chips... Should you be able to vote if you don’t understand politics? Add Build Upon Contest

Talking Chips... Should you vote for what’s best for you, or what’s best for the country? Add Build Upon Contest

If you can have sex at 16, why can’t you vote until 18? Talking Chips... If you can have sex at 16, why can’t you vote until 18? Add Build Upon Contest

Should your vote be worth more when your are older and wiser Talking Chips... Should your vote be worth more when your are older and wiser OR Should it be worth more when you are younger and will be affected for longer? Add Build Upon Contest

You can marry at 16, join the army and pay taxes, so you should be able to vote? Do you agree?