A* Level Political Parties Unit notes - contains everything and all content you need for top grades in exams.

helping you to understand the difference between direct and representative democracy (and the basics of democracy) in a simple 1-page summary.

This provides a detailed and easy-to-understand introduction into UK Democracy as the first part of the course

Government and Politics unit 1 questions and essay PLANS written in detail with up to date contemporary examples.

This document is a PowerPoint summarising the whole of the Unit 1 chapter democracy and participation. It includes information on the following: - Democracy - Key milestones in widening the franchise - Referendums - The 2015 Recall of MPs Act - What measures can be introduced to improve democracy in the UK? - What is a pressure group? - Other collective organisations - The development of rights in the Uk - What is a right based culture? Does the UK have one? I began the cou...

The following is a written summary of a podcast episode from Nick Dsouza's "The A Level Politics Show". It is a detailed plan, showing strong evidence, consistent evaluation, and giving arguments for both sides of the argument. These notes helped me achieve 25-29/30 on politics essays in my UCAS exams, granting me a predicted grade of A*.

The following document is a summary of important elections in the UK, detailing election results, key factors influencing electoral outcome, the winning parties, and the current affairs surrounding the election. This document is most useful when it is used as evidence inside voting behaviour and the media essays as it provides detailed information about multiple elections both pre and post-1997. This document helped me achieve A*s in my Politics UCAS exams and earned me a predicted grade...

A Level Politics UK Politics Edexcel A Level Politics Paper 1 9PL0/01. This is an exemplar essay I wrote in Year 12 that received 24/30. Equivalent to an A-A* grade. Topic: UK Electoral System. Evaluate the view that PR should replace FPTP system used for elections to the House of Commons (30) Ideal for A Level Politics revision. This was my structure I used over 45 minutes of the timed essay, but feel free to use your own! :)

These documents entail a brief summary of pressure groups, key examples and aims associated with them and the other a paragraph example of how to answer a question about pressure groups in relation to democracy.

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