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A Level Politics: UK Government (Edexcel) 1945 Salisbury Convention - Answer- Lords cannot oppose A bill in the Manifesto 1911 Parliament Act - Answer- Lords can't delay money bills and power of veto replaced by 2 year delay 1945 Parliament Act - Answer- Delay changed to one year "The House of Lords is like a glass of champagne that has stood for five days" - Answer- Clement Atlee Example of how parliament can't be bound by past government - Answer- Repealed the 1988 local gov...

Edexcel A Level Government and Politics Paper 1 Direct democracy - Answer- all individuals express their opinions themselves and not through representatives acting on their behalf Representative democracy - Answer- an individual selects a person to act on their behalf Similarities of representative and direct democracy - Answer- based on a majority Differences of direct and representative democracy - Answer- direct is not elective, direct is for individuals, direct has more citizen...

Edexcel A Level Politics Additional Member System (AMS) - Answer- A hybrid electoral system that has two components or elements. The voter makes two choices. Firstly, the voter selects a representative on a simple plurality (FPTP) system then a second vote is apportioned to a party list for a second or 'additional' representative. Affirmative Action - Answer- the policy of favoring historically disadvantaged members of a community. altruism - Answer- Concern for the interest and welfa...

Edexcel A Level Politics legitimacy - Answer- where the people give their consent to be governed direct democracy - Answer- a form of government in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives representative democracy - Answer- a form of democracy in which citizens elect officials to govern on their behalf pluralist democracy - Answer- a theory of democracy that holds that citizen membership in groups is the key to political power democratic deficit - Answer- loss ...

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IELTS READING VOCABULARY Dominant - Answer-The most powerful Smothering - Answer-Causing something to die out because of power or greater numbers Minority - Answer-Tsoonh, bagahan geseg Die out - Answer-Completely disappear over a period of time Forced assimilation - Answer-Made less powerful by most powerful Persisted - Answer-Kept attempting to do something without stopping Indigenous - Answer-Uuguul nutgiin Perish - Answer-Disappear Completely Destined - Answer-...

IELTS - Reading Skills Multiple choice questions - Answer-the main purpose of these questions is to ensure the understanding of specific points in the passage as well as main points. What is the task here? - Answer-you'll have to choose the correct answer A, B, C or D that best answers the question or completes the sentence according to information in the text. How to answer? - Answer-Here we'll demonstrate some basic skills to answer the multiple choice questions. Different types...

Mental Health and Wellbeing What are the effects of receiving a diagnosis? - Answer-Positive effects include: -Gives people access to services and support -Helps people make sense of their feelings -Reduces self-blame Negative effects include: -stigma -sense of defeat, -people feel different What are mental health problems? - Answer-Mental health problems are recurring patterns of human experience that are not statistically abnormal (1/5 people experience them). Abnormal psycholog...

PSYCHOLOGY MENTAL HEALTH what is the atieology for somatogenic approach 20th century and treatment used - Answer--mental illness explained in terms of abnormal brain structure, neurotransmitters and inherited genes the psychological problems are linked to physical causes treatment = ect and drug therapy what is the atieology of greek culture and treatment used - Answer-- 4 types of fluid in the body (black,yellow bile , blood and phlegm) each of them thought to relate to a different per...

MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION Basics of the emergency detention certificate (EDC) - Answer- Why is there legislation that allows for involuntary treatment for mental illness? - Answer-It allows for treatment of a small group of patients who are severely unwell and have lost touch with reality (psychotic) and are a risk to themselves or others to have access to treatment that they otherwise would not be able to get It provides a legal mechanism to authorise treatment for patients that otherw...