SOCIAL CLASS AND WELFARE

CLASS IN MY COUNTRY

Upper CLASS
President
Entreprenneurs
Top profs
Ministers

MIDDLE CLASS
Business men and woman
Banks
Contractors
Lawyers
Doctors
Royal family

WORKING OR LOWER CLASS
Carpenters
Semi-skilled works
Teachers
  
     The diff part of class in my country which are the upper class, uppermiddle class, middleclass,and middlelowerclass and the lowerclass.there classes has to do tha amount of money and cars a person have were they belong in the community socity and country.

WELFARE

• The official retirement age in my country is 60.
• Is there an old age pension for people too old to work YES.
• Unemployed people do not receive any benefit
• Do you have social workers in your country YES they are not popular.
• Some important charities in my country.UNESIO,UNICEF, SALUATION, HEART FOUNDATION.
• The NHS is in my country but is not working full.
• Nurse's uniform in my country are mostly white
• Emergency telephone number in my country 767,01774765
• Some popular alternative medicines in my country HERBS, YOYO BITTERS, LERBS AGBO, ROOTS.

London Riots

MOTIVATION

ÒThere is not one reason for the riots

ÒRioters expressed anger at the police calling them hostile

ÒThe motivation was the killing of a man by a police officer

ÒYouths were there mail participants of the riots using the opportunity to loot
 REASON

A young boy of 18 was also robbed by two men who act as good Samaritans and then stole from an injured Malaysian student during the London riots. You can see way I said they is no reason if this can happened to a young boy of 18 by 21, 22 men what next.


BBC news (2012), london riot. Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14442203.
(Accessed: 08 march 2012)
Independent (2012), london riot. Available at: http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2011/08/09/london-riots-looking-beyond-the-looting/

Quality of life at the uni of glam

Positives and Negative Affect Of uni Life


Positives Affect

• Health
• security
• Teachers are friendly
• Facilities
• Campus
• Welsh people are friendly
• Transportation
• Good deals

Negative

• Racism
• food
• stress
• Accommodation
• Relationships
• Homesickness
• Self responsibility
• Alcohol /drug-abuse
• School and work
• Cost of living

Affects

• Stress=I think school stress will affect and affects  the quality of life at the uni because when a students doesn't eat to class it makes the student not feel healthy and the stress for school will make it more difficult and unbearable for them.
• Self responsibility=I think being independent make it more difficult because they are now self -dependent taking full responsibility of everything going on with in their life no body tell them what to do.
• Good deals= They are a lot of good deals that will help the students life like contract phones laptop.
• Facilities=They are a lot of facilities which could help the students in the uni and help them in their study.
• Teachers are friendly=Teachers being friendly help the students to want to do more in school put in more affect.

French as a language in the U.K

                                                          FRENCH
  French  speaking countries are also know as francophone.
Namely.

• Niger
• Cameroon
• Canada
• France
• Monaco
• Luxembourg

fll (2006)  French Available At: https:www. fll. vt.edu, (Accessed:7/03/2012).

The flag of Niger

U.K (2012)

The flag of Canada

U.K (2012)

The flag of France

U.K (2012)

One of the main Preach speaking country in the U.K IS England & Scotland.

  Northmen  derives it's name from the bands of Northmen who settled there in the  ninth and tenth centuries and at the same time a similar bands were setting in the north and the east England.

Reference


fll (2006)  French Available At: https:www. fll. vt.edu, (Accessed:7/03/2012).
orbilat (1978) french in England Available At: https: www.orbilat.com (Accessed:7/03/2012).
U.K (2012) Available At: https:www.U.K.search-results.com (Accessed:7/03/2012).

MEDIA

	THE SUN	THE GUARDIAN
REGISTER	Informal	formal
IMAGES	clear	clear
QUOTATIONS	Both direct and indirect	Indirect and direct
WRITERS VOICE	biased	Well spoken and to the point
	Comments can be made	No commenting

REFERENCES

 Thesun,(2012) media.Available at: http march 2012).://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/politics/4171188/Storm-as-cardinal-raps-gay-marriage.html(Accessed:8

 Guardian,(2012) media.Available at:http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/mar/04/cardinal-kieth-obrien-gay-marriage. (Accessed:8 march 2012).

Welsh Assembly

The senedd is the other name given to the welsh assembly, and it is located in cardiff bay it was firstly opened in 2006 and in 2007 the first meeting took place. They is a place called st David's hotel which was fomerly know as luxury place used as a center for tradeing few years age. All the law of wales are enforced and tanking here.

                                                            

                    urban75.org (2012)

It also have particular ceiling which help to draws out warm air and it is know as wind cowl.

           

                                          geograph.org.uk

'A referendum is a form of direct democracy but a referendum is rarely used in British Politics. In most issues, as befits representative democracy, the government decides policy after Parliamentary debates etc. Referendums put the onus on the voter in what is essentially a 'yes' or 'no' choice. The Labour Party promised two in its 1997 manifesto on the issue of whether we join the Euro or not and whether the country needed another electoral system to replace the First-Past-The-Post system. Five years later, both these referendums have yet to be called.' (ask.com 2012)

'In the third Assembly Measures could be proposed by the Welsh Assembly Government, Assembly Committees, an Assembly Member or the Assembly Commission. The Assembly procedures relevant to Measures are set out in Standing Order 23.
In the third Assembly, there was a four-stage process for the consideration of a proposed Measure:

• Stage 1 – consideration and agreement of the general principles of the Measure;
• Stage 2 – detailed consideration of the Measure and any amendments tabled by a committee of Assembly Members;
• Stage 3 – detailed consideration in plenary of the Measure and any selected amendments;
• Stage 4 – passing the final text of the Measure.

Information on legislation considered in the Third Assembly is available in Legislative Competence Orders and Measures of the Third Assembly'

Before Roman times, (A.D.43. London), there was no Britain. Britain had no political meaning, and no single cultural identity. Believable this continued to be true until the 17th century, when James I of England tried to create a single British Sovereignty (British Cultire, n.d)

The first accounts of Britain are the Romans, One example was Julius Ceaser who penetrated in 55 and 54 BC. Most people call the Britons before the Romans the Celts. The celts originated from Europe and settled in Briatin. Their culture goes back to about 1200 BC. The Celts were famous for their art work and jewellery. They were pre christain and are however known as 'pagans' and their priest were known as Druids. there are still practising Druids in Britain. (British Culture, n.d) 

According to Mandy Barrow (2010), Britain’s are the people who live in United Kingdom, They can either be English, Welsh or Scottish from these countries respectively England, Wales and Scotland. People from Northern Ireland are not Britain’s. Most people confuse the fact that Ireland is in Britain. United Kingdom is made up of Britain and the Northern Ireland.

British is a country of mixed cultures. London has the largest non-white population of any European city and over 250 languages are spoken there. Not all British people are white or Christians.

Many individuals think that English is the same as British, which is not. People who are English are from the country of England and on the other hand British people are people who live in Great Britain and the United Kingdom (Mandy Barrow, 2010)

Most white people born in Britain do not regard their selves as British but prefer to state their identity as English, Scottish or Welsh