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Using the source, evaluate the view that 'pick-and-mix' politics is replacing 'Left-Right' politics and political parties are becoming more internally divided than ever. - Using the source, evaluate the view - with specific reference to at least one devolved region using an alternative electoral system - that the case for PR to replace the Westminster FPTP voting system has now been established. - Evaluate the view that it is the media not pressure groups that has the greater influence on governments. - Evaluate the view that neither individual rights nor collective rights in the UK are adequately protected and guaranteed. - To what extent are conservatives united in their attitude towards the state? - To what extent is socialism more disunited than united? - Using the source, evaluate the view that opinion polls bring more advantages than disadvantages to elections and referendums. - Using the source, evaluate the view that in a democracy MPs are free to ignore referendum results and their own political party's manifesto. - Evaluate the view that the emergence of multiple parties in the UK means that the Westminster electoral system must be changed. -

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POLITICS A LEVEL PAPER 1 EDEXCEL
ESSAY PLANS
Using the source, evaluate the view that 'pick-and-mix' politics is replacing 'Left-Right' politics and
political parties are becoming more internally divided than ever. - ✔✔✔



Using the source, evaluate the view - with specific reference to at least one devolved region using an
alternative electoral system - that the case for PR to replace the Westminster FPTP voting system has
now been established. - ✔✔✔



Evaluate the view that it is the media not pressure groups that has the greater influence on
governments. - ✔✔✔



Evaluate the view that neither individual rights nor collective rights in the UK are adequately protected
and guaranteed. - ✔✔✔



To what extent are conservatives united in their attitude towards the state? - ✔✔✔



To what extent is socialism more disunited than united? - ✔✔✔



Using the source, evaluate the view that opinion polls bring more advantages than disadvantages to
elections and referendums. - ✔✔✔



Using the source, evaluate the view that in a democracy MPs are free to ignore referendum results and
their own political party's manifesto. - ✔✔✔



Evaluate the view that the emergence of multiple parties in the UK means that the Westminster
electoral system must be changed. - ✔✔✔

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