AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies Exam Questions By Topic

The Nature of Citizenship Processes

The Nature of Citizenship Methods: Justice & Legal Change, The Nature of Citizenship Methods: Democracy & Political Change

Taking Citizenship Action

Principles & Values in British Society, Human, Moral, Legal & Political Rights, Duties, Equalities & Freedoms of Citizens

Individual & Group Identities, The UK Sense of Identity, The UK Population, Immigration & Migration

Rights, Responsibilities & Role of the Media, Media Regulation & Censorship

The UK & UN, NATO, EU and Council of Europe, The UK, Commonwealth & WTO, The UK & the EU After Brexit, The UK & International Disputes, NGO's & Humanitarian Crises

Basic Principles of Law in the UK, Rules & laws, Rights & Responsibilities

The Justice System, Civil & Criminal Courts, Tribunals & Dispute Resolution, Rights at Different ages, Civil law & Criminal law, Legal Systems in Other Parts of the UK

How Citizens' Rights have Changed, Common Law & Legislation, The Right to Representation - Employees & Employers, Criminality in the UK, Dealing With Criminals, The Youth Justice System

International Agreements & Treaties, International law in Conflict Situations

Types of Democracy, Values & Democracy, The British Constitution & Change, Institutions of the British Constitution: government and legislature, Institutions of the British Constitution: Monarchy and the Judiciary, Institutions of the British Constitution: Citizens, the Police and the Civil Service

Local Government: Role & Structure, Devolved Power in the UK, Fighting Elections, Who can and can not vote, Why People do and do not vote, Budgeting, risk & Provision of key Services

Voting Systems, Executive, Legislature, Monarchy & Parliament, Political Parties in the UK, How Parliament Works, The role of MP's, Roles in Parliament, The Legislative Process, Government Formation, The Role of the Prime Minister & Cabinet, The Organisation of Government

Democratic Systems & Citizenship Participation