Unit 3A GOV3A The Politics of the USA

These essay plans will help you gauge how much you need to write in the exam and they helped me achieve an A* in A-level politics: works for both AQA and Edexcel exam boards.

This document contains 36 pages of examples and mini case studies that cover the entire Paper 2 US syllabus (aside from the UK content). The use of examples is compulsory in all essay questions to succeed at A level Government and Politics, and examples can and should be used as the backbone, both for the points and to evidence them. Every example is organised into units and topic areas, with many under headings for potential questions. You can easily navigate around the document and find all th...

Essay plans for the following questions: 1. powers of the president (9 marker) 2. candidate selection for president and vice president (9 marks - two individual plans) 3. arguments for and against congress

A detailed set of revision notes for the US Politics section of AQA A Level Politics Unit 1. Included are: a detailed set of notes for chapters 18,19,20,21,23 in the textbook, key definitions, key concepts in bold, real life case studies and examples, arguments for potential 25-mark essay questions. Written by a student attending the Sunday Times State School of the year.

This document contains 35.9k words of US politics essay plans including for difficult question (such as "how significant as the presidents informal powers") I have read many academic articles, PHDs and books to include high level key terms and sophisticated examples that are sure to impress the examiner, which I define at the start of many of the essay plans. You are always welcome to contact me at the email included at the start if you are struggling with the content included, too. the co...

This detailed study guide covers key comparative aspects of US and UK politics, tailored for AQA curriculum students. The document includes: (1) Constitutions and Legislatures: Examines constitutional arrangements, federalism vs devolution, and the nature and authority of both governments. (2) Comparative Legislatures: Analyzes the similarities and differences between the US Congress and UK Parliament, including the impact of local cultures and legislative powers. (3) Electoral Systems ...