Making Your Mind Up: Key Debates in A-Level Politics
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Key Debates
Paper 1: UK Politics & Core Political Ideas
- Democracy & Participation.
- Is direct democracy better than representative democracy or vice versa?
- Is our representative democracy in need of reform?
- Has the franchise been extended far enough?
- Do pressure groups or collective organisations (including think tanks, lobbyists and corporations) succeed in their attempts to influence policy makers?
- Are our rights sufficiently protected in the United Kingdom?
- Political Parties.
- Electoral Systems.
- Voting Behaviour & 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 USA
- The Constitution.
- Congress.
- The Presidency.
- The Supreme Court & Civil Rights.
- Democracy & Participation.