Democracy
Regimes and control
North Korea
Hong Kong
Young Voices
100

A political system where people can vote and choose their leaders.

What is democracy?

100

When a government controls or removes information that people can read, watch or hear.

What is censorship?

100

He is the current leader of North Korea.

Who is Kim Jung-Un?

100

A public event where people show that they disagree with something or want change.

What is a protest?

100

The young Swedish climate activist who started protesting when she was 15.

Who is Greta Thunberg?

200

An election where people can choose between different candidates, and their votes are counted fairly.

What is a free and fair election?


200

A political system where one leader or a small group has most of the power.

What is an authoritarian regime?

200

This is when the same powerful family rules a country for several generations.

What is a family dynasty?

200

The country that Hong Kong is part of.

What is China?

200

When students stay away from school to protest and demand action on an issue.

What is a school strike?

300

This means that people can say what they think without being punished by the government.

What is freedom of speech?

300

Information that is made to influence what people think and support.

What is propaganda?

300

This type of media does not exist in North Korea because television, radio and newspapers are controlled by the state.

What is independent media?

300

The freedom that allows people to meet publicly and demonstrate together.

What is freedom of assembly? 

300

A person who works to create social or political change.

What is an activist?

400

In a democracy, people can vote for these people, who help make decisions for the country.

Who are politicians?

400

News organisations that are free from government control.


What are independent media?

400

North Korean government information often shows the country and its leader in a positive way to influence people.

What is propaganda?

400

The proposed 2019 law that led to large protests in Hong Kong.

What is the extraditon bill?

400

The ability to affect what other people think, do or decide.

What is influence?

500

Courts, parliaments and other organisations can help stop one person or group from having too much power.


What are democratic institutions?

500

In this type of political system, the government tries to control almost every part of people's lives.

What is totalitarianism?

500

When people's activities or communication are watched closely by the government.

What is surveillance?

500

The freedoms and protections that the Hong Kong protesters were fighting to defend.

What are democratic rights?

500

A documentary about eight children who travel through Europe and meet powerful business leaders to talk about climate change.

What is Future Council