A* student notes for the new Politics A level (starting 2019). These notes cover the entire chapter of the Presidency with all the essential content, along with examples under the AQA and Edexcel specification. These notes address the powers of the President and Vice President as well as theories of Presidential power. This set of notes also explores checks and balances on the President and comparison with the UK Prime Minister.

A* student notes for the new Politics A level (starting 2019). These notes cover the entire chapter of Congress with all the essential content, along with examples under the AQA and Edexcel specification. These notes address the bicameral style of government in the US Congress, as well as examining the composition, power and structure of Congress. This set of notes also explores the effectiveness of checks and balances and comparison with the UK parliament.

A* student notes for the new Politics A level (starting 2019). These notes cover the entire chapter of the Constitution with all the essential content, along with examples under the AQA and Edexcel specification. These notes address the features of the US constitution and the process of amendment. This set of notes also explores structural, cultural and rational theory comparison with the UK.

A comprehensive set of notes on the US constition, perfect for students undergoing second year government and poltics. 9 pages of notes on... - what is fundemental law? -the ammendment process - the bill of rights - how flexible is the constitution? (samplar essay included) - seperation of power and checks and balances Plus there are plenty of illustrative examples throughout!

Notes on federalism with contemporary examples upto the Obama adminstration. Perfect for governemnt and politics students studying the US constituiton.

16 pages of notes on the executive branch of the US government. Great for students in their second year of Government and politics A-level. These notes include - The powers of the president - The role of the vice president -The cabinet -Federal agencies -Theories on presidential power: imperial presidency, power to persuade, imperilled presidency. There are also relevant examples throughout which are used to demonstrate points.

Essay plans on as from 2010 to 2017. Includes examples and key themes to get an A.

Essay plans from 2010-2017 on the US Judiciary. Includes Examples and key themes for an A.

Answer to a 30 Mark question USA Federalism Politics

A Complete Summary of Unit 4 Politics