Methods, Influence, and Effectiveness of Civil Rights Campaigns (AQA A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Methods, Influence, and Effectiveness of Civil Rights Campaigns
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Civil disobedience

Deliberately breaking laws as a form of protest

Pressure groups

Organised groups seeking to influence government policy

US Supreme Court's unique power for civil rights

Can strike down legislation as unconstitutional

Judicial review

Process where courts examine if gov't decisions are lawful

Why US groups spend more on elections than UK groups

UK has strict spending limits; USA allows more contributions

USA vs UK: paid maternity leave

USA: none (only developed country); UK: 39 weeks paid

NRA spending in 2016 election

$52.5 million

Equal Rights Amendment

Proposed US amendment guaranteeing equal rights regardless of sex

Black Lives Matter campaign revealed

Underlying racism persisting in US society and UK

#MeToo movement exposed

Widespread sexual harassment and assault faced by women

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