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GCSE History · key term
Recognised freedoms, protections or entitlements, such as freedom of worship or the right to vote.
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Paper 2
Revise: Key Factors and QuestionsPeople’s rights are recognised freedoms, protections or entitlements. Their political status concerns their position within the political system: for example, whether they can vote, be represented or take part in government. Having a right written into law and being able to exercise it in everyday life are related, but different, questions.
Explain the link between a factor and an outcome: what did it change, and how did that affect protest, authority or people’s rights?
Read the question’s focus carefully: causing protest, changing Parliament and improving rights are not the same outcome.
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