If it's evaluate their effectiveness then yeah, but I don't think there's enough to make an argument of just one side of what MPs do with the good stuff so it's more likely to come up as an evaluate
If it's evaluate their effectiveness then yeah, but I don't think there's enough to make an argument of just one side of what MPs do with the good stuff so it's more likely to come up as an evaluate
So on the whole exam paper is there Constitution, Parliament, Judges and Civil Liberites and Core Executive and that's it? And then you pick 2 to answer like with Unit 1?
This question really throws me off What kind of things do you talk about I use the Heywood book and there isn't much on there tbh
Do you reckon it could come up as front benchers instead of back benchers? Or as there are so many different positions as front benchers it would make it unlikely
So on the whole exam paper is there Constitution, Parliament, Judges and Civil Liberites and Core Executive and that's it? And then you pick 2 to answer like with Unit 1?
Yep ☺️ but section one has stimulus pieces for 2 units and then the other section is a 40 mark question...learning 2 topics for unit 2 is real ****ing risky as both your topics could come up in the same section
Yep ☺️ but section one has stimulus pieces for 2 units and then the other section is a 40 mark question...learning 2 topics for unit 2 is real ****ing risky as both your topics could come up in the same section
Do you reckon it could come up as front benchers instead of back benchers? Or as there are so many different positions as front benchers it would make it unlikely
They don't My teacher said parliament and constitution don't appear in the same section because of they are both too indepth to be in the same section
Unless they decide to change their minds suddenly then yeah but I would stil learn 3
Yeah true I heard someone say the same thing, but I'm pretty sure as most people do constitution and parliament, you if do a different one youll have a better chance of getting marks easier ...like some students don't actually get taught like the judiciary or don't like the pm and cabinet so in some ways it could be to your advantage
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Ok, thanks for clearing that up 😄 definitley going to concentrate on Constitution, Judges and Parliament.
Yeah pretty important just say how Parliament scrutinises govt, how Parliament is ineffective etc
I'm actually panicking My book has so much missing that could be beneficial Like now effective backbench MPs are etc.... I use the 'essentials of U.K. Politics by Andrew Heywood. I feel like there is so much missing