AQA • Government and Politics

This document is a summary of the entire topic of historical milestones and debates on the extent, limits, and tensions within the UK.

This document is the entire textbook that you will need for the first of A level Politics, it describes all the chapters in rigorous detail helping me to achieve an A* in my politics A level. The chapter are as follows: The Constitution Devolution Parliament The Prime Minister and Executive The Supreme Court The European Union Democracy and Political Participation Electoral systems Voting Behaviour and the role of the media in Politics Political Parties The textbook also pro...

This document includes 7 essay plans that have all achieved me A*. The titles of the essay are as follows: 1. How far is direct democracy possible in the 21st Century? 2. 'Devolution should be extended to England'. Discuss 3. How far do you agree that the struggle to increase the franchise is a thing of the past? 4. How far can opinion polls be said to shape the outcome of British general elections? 5. Are pressure groups fundamentally undemocratic? 6. How serious is the democratic def...

This document is a revision sheet that will summarise the topic and help you revise. This document will cover: 1. Definitions of keywords 2. The difference between Labour and the Conservative party 3. Political parties promote democracy: for and against 4. Labour - Old Labour, New Labour and One Nation Labour 5. Conservatives - One nation Conservatism and Thatcherism.

This document is a 4-page document on the topic of democracy. It includes: 1. Definitions of the keywords that come up in the topic 2. Direct democracy - for and against 3. Representative democracy - for and against 4. The extent of the UK participation crisis - why and why not 5. Ways of improving democracy

To what extent is liberalism a coherent ideology essay plan

Detailed Politics notes covering all course content needed to achieve an A* in the final exam. Famous cases and their impacts are also explained (as students need to reference these in the exam), key political acts & figures are covered too.

This 9 marker uses the thinkers to support the point whilst also arguing the points with some criticism, which allows this piece of work to achieve a B. It uses political thinkers such as Locke, Rawls and Mill.

9 marker on three views liberalists have on Human Nature. It describes the views of Locke, Mill and Wollstonecraft. This 9 marker got me a A.

This is a 25 marker on the similarities and differences between classical and modern liberalists. It outlines 3 paragraphs giving a for and against argument, highlighting the similarities between the two views on liberalism.