AQA • Government and Politics

This document is the full outline and full descriptive notes of topics such as >the constitution >the pros and cons of the constitution in this modern era >federalism >federal power and state power (and how its eroded and kept) >the constitutional amendment process >how the constitutional amendment process is outdates

source essay explaining how prime ministers relate to cabinet colleagues with historical evidence from Thatcher years, Blair, Johnson years etc and comparing different styles of leadership

evaluating the role and strength of the UK executive in comparison to other branches of the UK political system

essay evaluating the effectiveness of backbench MPs - evaluating the various roles they can play in proposing own bills, holding government to account, scrutinising legislation, rebelling etc.

THE DOCUMENT HAS A COMPARISON SHEET OF BOTH CONSTITUTION AND ALSO HAS A BONUS PARLIAMENT SHEET

complete politics presentation

full guide to John Locke (you will be required to know who he is for the second year of politics a-level) full explanations of his theory.. (this was an assessed presentation and was graded highly so it's an amazing piece of revision)

Explain and analyse three ways in which the president may use his cabinet - a 9 mark question - awarded 8/9 - A* was awarded AQA

The US Constitution is rigid and too difficult to change whereas the British constitution is flexible and too easy to change. Analyse and Evaluate this statement (I was awarded 23/25 which is an A* grade)

This document is a perfect revision tool for politics students. It covers all aspects of the voting behaviour in the UK. Different models and social factors, general election, electoral systems and referenda, advantages and disadvantages, majoritarian systems, hybrid systems, role and functions of political parties, pressure groups and protest movements and much much more.