AQA • Government and Politics

This document provides a grade A response to ' The Supreme Court in the UK and US have limited political influence'. This uses the structure required in a exam for AQA and has examples to support both sides of the argument. It provides a clear comparative response of the UK and US Supreme Court.

This document is a grade A level response to the paper 1 politics paper. It answers the question of 'first past the post should no longer be used in UK general elections' and includes the structure required for exams along with suitable examples to support the arguments on both side. This would be suitable for anyone who struggles to structure their answers to 25 markers and is looking to achieve a high level response.

Electoral systems notes comparing the electoral systems used in the UK and providing their strengths and weaknesses.

This document provides substantial content on Aqa comparative Politics

in depth comprehensive notes on collective ministerial responsibility covering all of the relevant points as it relates to the AQA specification

in depth comprehensive revision notes fully outlining the resignation of David Blunkett as it relates to the AQA specification

providing a complete comprehensive study of the key doctrines of the Supreme Court as it relates to the AQA exam board with annotated textbook pages included.

Complete comprehensive study of the PM and Cabinet’s relationship as it relates to the AQA specification.

In depth description of Individual responsibility with revision notes on every relevant point of the topic in relation to the AQA exam board

Provides an entire, in depth analysis of UK politics in respect to AQA. Includes annotated relevant textbook pages as well as case studies in full. Notes were made by a student for revision purposes at the time.