PEARSON (PEARSON) • Government and Politics

Very in depth A* Liberalism essay plans, covering the topics of = human nature, society, economy, liberal democracy, and natural rights. Each includes the key thinkers (plus additional ones) required to achieve top grades, and compares classical with modern liberals.

Includes 4 detailed A* Feminism essays. Each includes the key thinkers (plus additional ones) and different strands of feminism required to achieve top grades: 1) To what extent do feminists believe that the personal is political? 2) To what extent do feminists agree on whether equality, rather than difference, should be the goal of feminism? 3) To what extent do feminists agree that patriarchy is the primary problem in society? 4) To what extent is feminism divided in its approach to sex an...

A* Edexel Democracy and Participation, Politics Alevel essay plans for the following essays, with up to date examples: Evaluate the extent to which the UK remains a genuine pluralist democracy. Evaluate the view that the wider introduction of direct democracy will improve the quality of the United Kingdom's representative democracy Evaluate the view that rights are no longer adequately protected in the UK. Evaluate the view that there is a crisis of participation in the politics in th...

I made these notes and they helped me to achieve an A* in edexcel a level politics in 2023. they have comparisons between US and UK which is essential for the essays in the exams, as well as links to hundreds of modern day examples to bulk up your essays. These are a NEED if you want to succeed in your exams!

Evaluate the view that executive dominance means parliament has little influence over the legislative process (30). This response scored high Level 5 (A*) and is a balanced essay, offering both sides of the debate and justifying the stronger argument.

Evaluate the view that devolution has been good for Scotland and Wales, but not NI and England. (30) This response was awarded level 5 (A*) and is a strong, evaluative essay that compares the success of devolution across the UK.

This is an extensive revision pack containing up to date, current examples to help students score high on the AO1 mark criteria. I used this resource throughout my A Level and achieved consistent A*s in essays and exams, and am studying politics at university. This pack includes content on the following areas: - regional devolution - city devolution - the cabinet - ministerial responsibility - PM's powers - parliamentary scrutiny - post-97 reforms - post-2010 reforms - HOC and HOL...

Revision Notes: Democracy and Participation and Voting Behavior in the UK Description: Revision Notes: Political Parties and Voting Behavior in the UK. Ideal for A-Level students. Features: Clear and concise notes. Perfect for quick revision. Straightforward and essential for exam preparation.

UK Politics Essay Plans Summary These notes offer structured essay plans for various UK politics topics, giving students a clear framework to understand key debates and issues. Each plan includes detailed points, examples, and evaluations, making them ideal for revision and exam preparation. Example Questions Covered Direct Democracy vs. Representative Democracy Discuss whether direct democracy creates more problems than it solves. Referendums and UK Democracy Discuss if referendums ...

Pre-chewed Politics revision notes for socialism for Edexcel A Level Paper 1 UK Politics and core ideologies