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*Democracy & Participation.  | *Democracy & Participation.  | ||
*Political Parties.  | *Political Parties.  | ||
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*Core Political Ideas: Conservatism; Liberalism; Socialism.  | *Core Political Ideas: Conservatism; Liberalism; Socialism.  | ||
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*The Constitution.  | *The Constitution.  | ||
*Parliament.  | *Parliament.  | ||
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*Non-Core Political Ideas: Anarchism.  | *Non-Core Political Ideas: Anarchism.  | ||
| − | + | Paper 3: Comparative Politics - The Government & Politics of the U.S.A.:  | |
| + | *The Constitution.  | ||
| + | *Congress.  | ||
| + | *The Presidency.  | ||
| + | *The Supreme Court & Civil Rights.  | ||
| + | *Democracy & Participation.  | ||
==Term-by-Term Overview==  | ==Term-by-Term Overview==  | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 11 December 2018
Contents
Examining Body
- The examining body is Pearson-Edexcel.
 
Examinations
- You will sit 3 examinations at the end of Year 13: each paper is 2 hours long.
 
- Paper 1: UK Politics & Core Political Ideas
 - Paper 2: UK Government & Non-Core Political Ideas
 - Paper 3: Comparative Politics - The Government & Politics of the U.S.A.
 
Internal Assessment
Topics
Paper 1: UK Politics & Core Political Ideas:
- Democracy & Participation.
 - Political Parties.
 - Electoral Systems.
 - Voting Behavious & the Media.
 - Core Political Ideas: Conservatism; Liberalism; Socialism.
 
Paper 2: UK Government & Non-Core Political Ideas:
- The Constitution.
 - Parliament.
 - The Prime Minister & the Executive.
 - The Relationship between the Branches of the Government.
 - Non-Core Political Ideas: Anarchism.
 
Paper 3: Comparative Politics - The Government & Politics of the U.S.A.:
- The Constitution.
 - Congress.
 - The Presidency.
 - The Supreme Court & Civil Rights.
 - Democracy & Participation.