Edexcel Government and Politics A2 2016 - Unit 3 and Unit 4

This is from the top of my head but i think for this question you should start off with marx believinv capitalism is exploitive then refer to the scientific study of the laws in history he took along with engles then the 4 stages he found and how every society has conflicts; primitive communism - scarcity of materials, slaves + masters, Fuedalism - serfs + landowners and lastly, capitalism - bourgeoisie + proletariat. Then talk about how there will be a workers revolution which will safeguard any counter-rev from the bourgeoisie as the proletariat will become conscious of their exploitation and so the last stage of society will occur - communism and this is where everyone will be rewarded according to their willingness to help and work in society equally and then you can link the conflict between bourgeoisie and proletariat to say that thats the reason capitalism will fail as every other society has failed

I hope this helped, its very brief but you get the gist

Aw thank you yes that did! So would it be split into 3 paragraphs or only 2?

Anyone got a model answer for:

How effectively has the Bill of Rights been upheld in the USA inrecent years?

No idea how to get 8 points for it.

How do you structure the 45 markers
Is it similar to AS?

More or less. Introduction, main body of arguments for and against (there's no set number of arguments iirc), conclusion. Pages 18-19 in the general further guidance in the OP might help you out a

yeah but if the qu was modern vs capital would you keep going back and fourth with arguments or would you write about classical liberalism and then move on to liberal/

Sorry if this sounds stupid its just I have a terrible teacher quiet frankly...I've been self teaching practically.

The mark scheme also doesnt really help that much tbh

You don't sound stupid, I currently have a **** maths teacher so I can definitely relate. There really isn't a set structure, I find that the best structure for questions vary. A basic classical vs modern liberalism question for example could be written in the style of both the structures you mentioned, if that makes sense?

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Yeah I get you
What I meant incase I didn't explain myself clearly.....
You know for AS for example 'assess the FPTP electoral system'
You would write easy to use...however it discriminates against minor parties blah blah blah and keep going back and fourth instead of saying all what's good about FPTP and then saying all what's bad about it

I think it's pretty much the same as last year. For modern departing from classical it would be classical liberalism believes this but modern liberalism has now moved on to this back and forth.
Hope that helps.
I too didn't have a great teacher so I'm not the best at this

Yeah I get you
What I meant incase I didn't explain myself clearly.....
You know for AS for example 'assess the FPTP electoral system'
You would write easy to use...however it discriminates against minor parties blah blah blah and keep going back and fourth instead of saying all what's good about FPTP and then saying all what's bad about it

I think it's pretty much the same as last year. For modern departing from classical it would be classical liberalism believes this but modern liberalism has now moved on to this back and forth.
Hope that helps.
I too didn't have a great teacher so I'm not the best at this

Pretty much this

Anyone on here doing global politics 3D and 4D? I desperately need help with this.

Are there any predictions lol or are they too hard to call

I haven't looked at the pattern of the questions so I can't really answer, but I'd say make sure you're prepared to answer 45 markers on anarchism and nationalism, possibly liberalism as well. Nationalism 45 markers also tend to be very similar

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my teacher predicts modern vs capital but i doubt edexcel will be that nice lol