Cards (14)

  • What decade saw the biggest period of change in social attitudes in the 20th century?
    The 1960s
  • What significant change occurred regarding homosexuality in 1967?
    Homosexuality was decriminalised
  • What was the sexual revolution characterized by?
    More liberal attitudes towards sex
  • What are hate crimes motivated by?
    Prejudice against the victim's race, gender, disability, or sexuality
  • How does the Criminal Justice Act of 2005 treat hate crimes?
    They can be punished more seriously than similar offences committed for different reasons
  • What significant demographic change occurred in Britain from the 1950s?
    Many people from Commonwealth countries moved to Britain to work
  • What legal issue arose as a result of increased multiculturalism in Britain?
    Racism became a legal issue
  • What did the Race Relations Act of 1968 forbid?
    Racial discrimination in jobs or housing
  • How was domestic violence viewed before the victories in equal rights for women?
    It was considered 'nobody else's business'
  • When was marital rape criminalised in the UK?
    1991
  • What type of behavior became a crime in 2014?
    Controlling and coercive behaviour
  • What was the legal status of abortion before 1967?
    Abortion was illegal
  • What did the Abortion Act of 1967 do?
    Legalised abortion in certain cases
  • Why is the issue of abortion still considered controversial despite the Abortion Act of 1967?
    Because it remains a contentious topic in society