UK Government and Political Participation for AS/A Level notes

This is an in-depth question bank of all possible exam questions for the Edexcel A level (1) UK Government and Politics, (2) Political Ideologies and (3) Global Politics. It is comprised of multiple sources, exams and textbook information. It would be most useful for A level Government and Politics students who are looking to revise using Essay planning.

The US Constitution is rigid and too difficult to change whereas the British constitution is flexible and too easy to change. Analyse and Evaluate this statement (I was awarded 23/25 which is an A* grade)

Detailed notes on democracy and participation that helped land me an A*

Detailed notes on electoral systems that helped land me an A*

Detailed Notes of Voting Behaviour and The Impact of Media. I scored an A* in my mock exams, using these notes.

This was the sole document I used to revise for Paper 1 UK Politics A Level (A* result). The way I laid out the information helps you break down the topic into easy points for essays - using this document will help you understand the topic, draw upon evidence and guide your essay practice. It is an extremely thorough walk through of each topic, pointing out advantages and disadvantages of proposals/ideas, definitions of key terminology, examples and case files for evidence, key dates, with an em...

Detailed notes on The Prime Minister and the Executive that helped land me an A*

This document is the entire textbook that you will need for the first of A level Politics, it describes all the chapters in rigorous detail helping me to achieve an A* in my politics A level. The chapter are as follows: The Constitution Devolution Parliament The Prime Minister and Executive The Supreme Court The European Union Democracy and Political Participation Electoral systems Voting Behaviour and the role of the media in Politics Political Parties The textbook also pro...

This was the sole document I used to revise for Paper 1 UK Politics A Level (A* result). The way I laid out the information helps you break down the topic into easy points for essays - using this document will help you understand the topic, draw upon evidence and guide your essay practice. It is an extremely thorough walk through of each topic, pointing out advantages and disadvantages of proposals/ideas, definitions of key terminology, examples and case files for evidence, key dates, with an em...

This document is the entire textbook that you will need for the first of A level Politics, it describes all the chapters in rigorous detail helping me to achieve an A* in my politics A level. The chapter are as follows: The Constitution Devolution Parliament The Prime Minister and Executive The Supreme Court The European Union Democracy and Political Participation Electoral systems Voting Behaviour and the role of the media in Politics Political Parties The textbook also pro...

Detailed notes on The Prime Minister and the Executive that helped land me an A*

Detailed notes on electoral systems that helped land me an A*

Detailed notes on democracy and participation that helped land me an A*

Detailed Notes of Voting Behaviour and The Impact of Media. I scored an A* in my mock exams, using these notes.

The US Constitution is rigid and too difficult to change whereas the British constitution is flexible and too easy to change. Analyse and Evaluate this statement (I was awarded 23/25 which is an A* grade)

This is an in-depth question bank of all possible exam questions for the Edexcel A level (1) UK Government and Politics, (2) Political Ideologies and (3) Global Politics. It is comprised of multiple sources, exams and textbook information. It would be most useful for A level Government and Politics students who are looking to revise using Essay planning.

Full and detailed essay plans. Complete with all chapters from the first component and the three main ideologies: Conservatism, Liberalism and Socialism

A* student notes for the new Politics A level (starting 2019). This chapter of notes contains an overview of all the essential content needed for the new A level, as well as examples. These notes are condensed but contain all the vital information in a broken down version which is easier to comprehend than the textbook. This set looks at an overview of the entire political system; summarising the relationship between the institutions of the state and explores the Westminster model and the Briti...