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UK Politics Quiz #2
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A helpful quiz about UK politics - great for the Pearson Edexcel A-Level Government & Politics Exam. Questions on: the judiciary, rights, party politics, and election case studies. Helped me get an A* in A-Level Government & Politics!

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UK Politics Boxes Focused Quiz

How can judges challenge government policies?:
Provide an example of this:
List three limits/tensions of UK’s rights-based culture:

The Labour Party was established in an attempt to get more __ ___ into _________ and they sought
the n________ of k__ i_______/s______.
 Wealth creation  Control spending on  Increased police and  Tough on crime and
 Conserve wealth benefits judicial powers its causes
 Private firms building  Curb benefits to better-  Legal limits on power of  ASBOs
schools/hospitals off pensioners trade unions  Curb civil liberties to
Increased spending on NHS prevent terrorism
 Preservation of Remain in EU New Labour  Cut costs and  Increased
personal freedom encourage those
Liberal investment
whilst fighting crime  Reduction of on benefits to be
Democrats  Reduce regional
 Defence of civil budget deficit more self-reliant inequalities
liberties  Austerity  Universal credit to
Thatcherite/  50% tax band
 Rehabilitation of simplify welfare
prisoners New Right
 Sought to system  Assertion of
Conservatism
reduce British interests
 Strong links to USA poverty but One-Nation/  Strongly opposed abroad
 Support for airstrikes didn’t Present Day benefit cuts  Protection of
against Islamic prioritise this Conservatives  Wholly state-run national
terrorist groups  National NHS sovereignty
 Pragmatic minimum Corbynite  Opposed tuition against growth
Euroscepticism wage Labour fees of European
Community/EU
 Voted against  Opposed hard-line policies of New
 Tough sentencing but use of force Labour  Eliminating budget
‘rehabilitation  Abolition of  Opposed police cuts deficit in a way that
revolution’ Trident is fair to the poor
 Control of public spending
 Tough on crime and weapons  “Borrow less than
 Privatisation of industries and
its causes programme Labour, cut less
services
 Remainer than the Tories”

Ed Miliband attacked… He also called for the restoration of ___ ___
____ and sought to re_____ Labour as a c_______ m______ of t__ e______.
Four common causes for holding a referendum are (1 public, 1 party, 1 gvt, 1 inter-party):

Between 1945-74, Labour and Conservatives won, on average, (74/79/85/86/91/93)% vote.
Between 1979-2010, this had decreased to an average of (64/71/73/74/79/82/86/87)%.
The ‘Winter of Discontent’ was:
Its impact was:
‘Black Wednesday’ refers to:
Its impact was:
Three aims/priorities of New Labour include: m________, a_________ t________ p_____ p______
and t____ o_ l__ & o____.
Give three reasons for Gordon Brown’s poor reputation/image prior to the 2010 election:

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