Parliament revision notes for Edexcel Politics

Detailed essay plan explaining the for and against of having a codified and entrenched constitution in the UK. Examples are used throughout which back up each argument - key events like the pandemic, conventions, statistics and laws. Each point that is explained has a significance point relating to how important the argument is.

assorted essay plans on the topic of uk gov, specific to edexcel but can be used for other

(Evaluate the view that although the House of Lords has less power than the House of Commons, in practice it exerts more influence on government decisions.) Essay plan for UK Government

The following is a topic summary comprising a PowerPoint summarising the parts of the Parliament chapter within Unit 2. This PowerPoint includes information on the following: - The structure and role of the House of Commons and Lords - What is the relationship between parliament and government? - The House of Commons - The House of Lords - The comparative powers of the House of Commons and Lords These notes helped me to achieve an A* in my UCAS exams, earning me a predicted grade...

The following is a written essay plan on the prompt "Is devolution working?". This is a written summary of a podcast episode of Nick Dsouza's podcast "The A Level Politics Show". It is a detailed plan, explaining devolution in different parts of the UK, providing strong evidence backing arguments, and showing evaluation- with a "positive" and "negative" for both points. These notes helped me achieve 25-29/30 in essays and achieve an A* in my UCAS exams, earning me a predicted grade ...

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This document contains concise evidence and case studies for every sub-unit of UK Government, including evidence from recent political events. (Unit 2, Edexcel) Evidence includes Parliament, the constitution, devolution, PM and Cabinet, judiciary, relations between branches, locations of sovereignty, rights, limitations of the PM, legislative processes, and Nationalism as a non-core political ideology.