Government and Politics

This document contains all the subtopics within the structure and role of parliament.It includes questions to test yourself with simple, coherent answers as well as detailed opinions of the of parliament functions. Furthermore, there are relevant examples which are essential to use within your essays. Overall, this document contains essential ideas, theories and facts of parliament within the UK to answer any exam question on this topic

globalization: the growing economic, cultural, and technological interdependence between countries and regions Politics in America: system characterized by two-parties with differing philosophies about the role of government, social, and economic policies political partisanship: deeply held views by political party supporters with little to no motivation to compromise with opposing political views political tribalism: Unquestioning loyalty to a political belief or party

C121 Explain the reasons for the rise of partisan politics in the early republic (that is, C121 Explain the reasons for the rise of partisan politics in the early republic (that is, major conflicts and concerns that played a role in the development of the First Party System).The Rise of Partisan Politics in the Early RepublicThe rise of partisan politics in the early republic, leading to the development of the First Party System, was driven by several key conflicts and concerns. These include:1...

Two advantage of an elected Hol - ANSWER-1. Would increase democratic legitimacy allowing the HOL to jold more important roles and be modernized 2. It could use the strength of the rebising chamber to ensure high levels of scrutiny among the board —> how would this affect the sunak scandal or party gate? One limitation with an Elected HOL - ANSWER-House of Commons would always possess democratic legitimacy so is there a point in reforming ? one disadvantage of an elected HOL - ANSWER...

Public Law - ANSWER-regulates the relationship between individuals and the state e.g. HR protects individuals against state interference with their rights. Judicial review allows individuals to challenge state actions that break the law. The Constitution gives state institutions powers to regulate individuals' lives. Public law as the 'procedure' of politics - ANSWER-'The British people remain obstinately concerned with the substance of politics, not its procedures.' - Bogdanor, The ...

Outline the functions of a constitution - ANSWER-1. Establish the distribution of power within a country. 2. Describe and establish various processes such as the electoral system. 3. Establish the limits of government power. 4. Describe the methods by which the constitution can be amended. 5. Establish the relationships between the citizen and the state. Outline the sources of the UK constitution - ANSWER-1. Statutes (Acts of Parliament) 2. Unwritten rules and practices known as conventi...

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1.TALK ABOUT A BOOK YOU HAVE READ THAT WAS important to you for some in why the book was important to pecific details and examples to explain your answer. - answer-sample 1: The book that was important to me was an instruction manual on how to pronounce English. When I was a middle school student, I did not speak English very well. I always confused the Chinese pronunciation with the English pronunciation, and I was frustrated with that. So I used this book to practice a lot. And there was a...

Global Reach - answer-international penetration of U.S. and other companies intra-firm trade - answer-MNCs managing international trade flow within themselves. Domestic Marketing - answer--domestic focus. -ethnocentric -products developed for home country customers -decisions made at headquarters Ethnocentrism - answer--a predisposition of a firm to be predominantly unconcerned with its viability worldwide and to think of its legitimacy only in its home country. -the feeling of on...

Gerald Ford correct answers elected to Congress in 1949 and was named Vice President after Spiro T. Agnew resigned in 1973; became President the next year when Nixon resigned; retired from politics after losing the 1976 election to Jimmy Carter Watergate correct answers political scandal involving illegal activities that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon in 1974 pardoned correct answers official forgiveness of a crime and its punishment human rights correct answers basic...