Year 9 Revision

This flashcard set covers key concepts related to abortion, capital punishment, and social issues for Year 9 revision.

What are some reasons for abortion?

Reasons can include personal circumstances, health risks to the mother, fetal abnormalities, and socio-economic factors.

What are some reasons against abortion?

Reasons can include belief in the sanctity of life, potential psychological impact on the mother, and moral or religious beliefs.

What does 'sanctity of life' mean?

The belief that life is sacred and inviolable.

What is 'quality of life'?

A concept that assesses the general well-being of individuals and societies.

What is stewardship in the context of life issues?

The responsibility to manage and care for life and the environment.

What are some reasons for capital punishment?

Reasons can include deterrence of crime, retribution for serious offenses, and closure for victims' families.

What are some reasons against capital punishment?

Reasons can include the risk of wrongful execution, moral objections, and lack of deterrent effect.

What events does 'Holocaust' refer to?

The genocide during World War II where six million Jews and millions of others were systematically murdered.

What is discrimination?

Unjust treatment of different categories of people, often based on race, age, or gender.