How does government work in a non-democratic nation? (case study North Korea)

Citizenship

What is the difference between democratic and non-democratic government?

How do different systems of government compare?

What are the key differences between the Westminster parliament and the US Congress?

How does the role of the UK Prime Minister differ to elected leaders in other countries?

How do elections work in different countries?

How do others govern?

Who is the current leader of North Korea?

What type of government does North Korea have?

Freedom from torture and inhuman or degrading treatment

Freedom of expression and free and fair elections

Right to live your life free of discrimination

As a result of only being able to vote for one party, which human right is violated in North Korea?

True or false? Government controlling the media is part of a democratic system of rule

True or false? You would be able to purchase a McDonalds meal in North Korea

To win a general election, you need to get how many seats to gain a majority?

Elections are fair and free and basic rights are honoured, but may have issues (e.g. media freedom is sometimes restricted and censored). What is this an example of?

Which Parliament can decide on 'reserved matters'?

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.

How does government work in a non-democratic nation? (case study North Korea)

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by the end of the Spring Term 2026.