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Beliefs, Moral Codes and Religious Architecture

10th Grade · Social Studies · UK GCSE

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Understand how religious beliefs shape moral codes and are expressed through sacred architecture across Christian, Islamic, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh traditions.

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gbRS-dGeneral Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) · Social-studies · 10th Grade

forms of expression and ways of life: the influence of beliefs on individuals, communities and societies through ways of life and moral codes, through art forms such as drama, dance, literature, architecture and music inspired by religions and belief, and the role of these art forms in worship or ritual