This document contains potential US politics questions. Both sides of the argument are given with examples in an easy to read table format.

A set of revision cards on the topic of the US Constitution, covering the Articles and key concepts eg. limited government and specificity and vagueness. I used these cards as part of my revision and achieved an A*.

A* standard USA UK comparative politics A level notes. Covers the specification in detail with relevant examples.

A* standard USA AQA A level politics notes. Follows the specification in detail with many relevant examples to use in essays.

Extensive notes on U4 of A- Level Government and Politics, that achieved me an A* grade in 2017

A* student notes for the new Politics A level (starting 2019). These notes cover the entire chapter of Political Parties and Pressure Groups with all the essential content, along with examples under the AQA and Edexcel specification. These notes look at the ideologies of the Republican and Democrat parties in the US. This set of notes also explores the influence of pressure groups, smaller and independent parties. The format on the front page is not lined up but in the actual document is fine - ...

A* student notes for the new Politics A level (starting 2019). These notes cover the entire Elections chapter with all the essential content, along with examples under the AQA and Edexcel specification. These notes address the process of election in the US, from primaries and elections to Congress right up to the Presidential elections. This set of notes also explores the merits and demerits of the Electoral College, with comparison to the UK election system.

A* student notes for the new Politics A level (starting 2019). These notes cover the entire chapter of the Supreme Court with all the essential content, along with examples under the AQA and Edexcel specification. These notes address the structure, membership and importance of the US Supreme Court. This set of notes also explores judicial activism, independence and neutrality. There is also a vital section on Civil RIghts in the US and how they are protected in comparison to the UK.