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Key words for GCSE Religious Studies.

 cohabitation Cohabitation is when a couple live together without being married.
compassion Compassion means sympathy for others.
contraception Contraception refers to the measures taken to prevent pregnancy and protect against STIs.
discrimination Gender discrimination is prejudice against someone based on their gender.
divorce Divorce is the legal process of ending a marriage.
equality Gender equality is the belief that all genders have equal value and discrimination is wrong.
extended Extended family includes grandparents and cousins etc.
gender Gender refers to male, female and non-binary humans.
heterosexuality Heterosexuality refers to being sexually attracted to the opposite sex.
homosexuality Homosexuality refers to being sexually attracted to the opposite gender.
nuclear A nuclear family is a family unit made up of two parents and their children.
planning Family planning is deciding when to have a family by use of birth control or contraception.
polygamy Polygamy refers to having multiple spouses.
prejudice Gender prejudice refers to negative attitudes towards someone based on their gender.
procreation Procreation is the religious duty of having a child.
remarriage Remarriage is a second marriage after having a divorce.
vows Vows are made during a marriage ceremony.

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cohabitation
compassion
contraception
discrimination
divorce
equality
extended
gender
heterosexuality
homosexuality
nuclear
planning
polygamy
prejudice
procreation
remarriage
vows

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