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Should the UK be called a democracy?
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I can explain what is meant by a democracy and give examples of democratic features seen in the UK.
I can explain what the UK Parliament is and what it does.
I can explain what the separation of powers is and how it is used to hold leaders to account.
I can explain what a free press is and its importance in a democracy.
I can explain what devolution is and the impact it is having on the UK’s democracy.
I can explain what a select committee is and how to get involved.
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