Citizenship
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The document compares jobs needed to run a household to those needed to run a community, and finds similarities between the two lists. It then asks what jobs are needed to run a country, and discusses the role of parliament, MPs, and voting in deciding leadership. Qualities of good and bad leaders are discussed through examples like Nelson Mandela and dictators.
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- 1. Jobs needed to run your house • Shopping • Cooking • Cleaning • Rubbish • Garden • Finances • Entertainment • Pets • Maintenance
- 2. Jobs needed to run your community • Rubbish collection • Roads and pavements • Lighting • Schools • Finances • Leisure centre/skate park/playgrounds • Homes • Fire service
- 3. Do any match up? • Shopping • Rubbish collection • Cooking • Roads and pavements • Cleaning • Lighting • Rubbish • Schools • Garden • Finances • Finances • Leisure centre/skate • Entertainment park/playgrounds • Pets • Homes • Maintenance • Fire service
- 4. Running the Country • Parliament and Mps • What jobs do they need to do?
- 5. How do we decide? • Voting. • Quick vote now. Some one to represent this class. • What sort of leader would you want them to be? • Five qualities.
- 6. Power • Good leader • Bad leader • Any examples? • Any examples? • Nelson Mandella • Dictators •
- 7. • Caesar • Politician and General • Governor of Gaul • Disregarded the senate • Civil war • Became master of Rome • Dictator for Life • Assassinated
- 10. • Caesar • James 1 • Politician and General • King of Scotland • Governor of Gaul • Became King of England • Disregarded the senate after Elizabeth 1 • Civil war • Devine right of kings • Became master of • Failed assassination Rome attempt • Dictator for Life • Assassinated
- 11. Guy Fawkes!