📚 Part 1: Key Concepts and Understanding

1. Which of the following best defines extremism?

Any strong political opinion

Views or actions that oppose fundamental British values and promote violence

Peaceful protest against government policies

Religious beliefs that differ from the majority

2. Radicalisation is a process that:

Happens overnight

Only affects adults

Gradually leads someone towards extreme views and potentially violent action

Only occurs through face-to-face contact

3. Which of the following are warning signs of radicalisation? (Select all that apply)

Sudden change in behaviour or appearance

Isolation from friends and family

Expressing extreme views about groups of people

Asking questions about different cultures

Secretive online activity

4. The four fundamental British values include democracy, rule of law, individual liberty, and ________________.

Answer: _________________________________

5. Name two psychological factors that might make someone vulnerable to radicalisation:

🤔 Part 2: Critical Thinking and Application

6. Explain how social media can be used to radicalise young people:

7. Describe three ways that extremism can negatively impact communities:

8. If you were concerned that a friend was being radicalised, what actions could you take?

9. How can you, as a young person, help promote inclusion and prevent extremism in your community?

10. Complete this statement: "Building resilience against extremism means..."

11. What role do you think education plays in preventing radicalisation?