[mandem2k11]

In Unit 1:

1) I was told for unit 2 to include as much on the coalition as possible, is this applicable for unit 1 as well?



2) Also for examples, for unit 2 we are told only to include ones relating to UK, is this the case for unit 1 as for some points i struggle to find examples that are for Uk, but for example you can say Germany has always had a coalition which has in large been succesful

3) If asked to for example define direct democracy, should you define democracy by itself briefly then list the ponits for direct democracy?

Thanks in advance!

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(Original post by mandem2k11)
In Unit 1:

1) I was told for unit 2 to include as much on the coalition as possible, is this applicable for unit 1 as well?



2) Also for examples, for unit 2 we are told only to include ones relating to UK, is this the case for unit 1 as for some points i struggle to find examples that are for Uk, but for example you can say Germany has always had a coalition which has in large been succesful

3) If asked to for example define direct democracy, should you define democracy by itself briefly then list the ponits for direct democracy?

Thanks in advance!

1) yes definitely! it shows up to date knowledge which is what they're after
2) you'd be fine using that example, so long as you can link that back to the UK and make sure it's relevant; it's a good example! You can also use countries other than the UK to illustrate other points when it's about implementing new changes into the UK, such as compulsory voting or electoral change. A really up to date example against coalitions could be the problems between ideals in Greece making it difficult.
3) You can do yes, such as the literal meaning of "democracy" and then make a few good points about direct democracy using examples if you can.

Hope that helps