AQA A-Level Politics Paper 3 - 7152/3 16 June 2023 [Exam chat]

Has anyone got a condensed revision bank for the paper 3? There was a really good one in the paper two chat. Thanks!

Reply 81

IsMiseGeorge

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Original post by mnbi

you can't get high marks without mentioning all of the key thinkers

Whoever told you this I’m 99% sure is misinformed - do not shoehorn them in. There is no prescribed amount of thinkers to use.

Original post by Aimen.Faisal

hey @IsMiseGeorge , could you please tell me how you would label the liberal thinkers too? :h:

Sure! Classical liberals are people like Locke and Hobbes; early modern would include Green, Mill and Bentham. Modern liberals are people such as Rawls and Friedan. Neoliberals don’t necessarily have key thinkers associated, but Hayek is often used.

Reply 82

This is completely wrong, but sure

Original post by mnbi

you can't get high marks without mentioning all of the key thinkers

Reply 83

Original post by IsMiseGeorge

Whoever told you this I’m 99% sure is misinformed - do not shoehorn them in. There is no prescribed amount of thinkers to use.

Sure! Classical liberals are people like Locke and Hobbes; early modern would include Green, Mill and Bentham. Modern liberals are people such as Rawls and Friedan. Neoliberals don’t necessarily have key thinkers associated, but Hayek is often used.

Do we need to know Mary Wollstonecraft I don’t have much information for her.

Reply 84

mnbi

Original post by chomskylover

This is completely wrong, but sure

my teacher told me this so idk. but this is only for the 25 markers, also its not that difficuilt to mention them all cos tbh each thinker has a 'rival' so they're really good way of planning your analysis

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Reply 85

You should not mention them all if they are not relevant. For instance, if the source only mentions Locke, Rawls and Green - there is no reason to mention Mill since he's part of the later classical liberal branch which is not mentioned at all - but it would make sense to mention Wollstonecraft because she's part of the early classical liberal branch and develops upon Lockean thought.

Original post by mnbi

my teacher told me this so idk. but this is only for the 25 markers, also its not that difficuilt to mention them all cos tbh each thinker has a 'rival' so they're really good way of planning your analysis

Reply 86

hgypoiurg

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anyone got any like possible questions that could come up for anarchism?
i have at the moment qs around their aims and if they differ, whether differ over revolution, whether state is central to be overthrown, whether it is like ultra socialism or liberalism
and i cant think of any else 😭 help

Reply 87

Anyone have questions for nationalism?

Reply 88

Think this year it could be something like:

 ‘The main goal of anarchists is to abolish Capitalism’.

‘Anarchism largely relies on the human nature of individuals to succeed’.

‘Anarchism is a too utopian of an ideology to succeed’.

Not sure really, if I were you just try and learn the thinkers and arguments for human nature/state/society/economy as well as possible + criticisms

Original post by hgypoiurg

anyone got any like possible questions that could come up for anarchism?
i have at the moment qs around their aims and if they differ, whether differ over revolution, whether state is central to be overthrown, whether it is like ultra socialism or liberalism
and i cant think of any else 😭 help

Reply 89

rohand

do you have a plan for these?

Original post by hgypoiurg

anyone got any like possible questions that could come up for anarchism?
i have at the moment qs around their aims and if they differ, whether differ over revolution, whether state is central to be overthrown, whether it is like ultra socialism or liberalism
and i cant think of any else 😭 help

Reply 90

Original post by IsMiseGeorge

Whoever told you this I’m 99% sure is misinformed - do not shoehorn them in. There is no prescribed amount of thinkers to use.

Sure! Classical liberals are people like Locke and Hobbes; early modern would include Green, Mill and Bentham. Modern liberals are people such as Rawls and Friedan. Neoliberals don’t necessarily have key thinkers associated, but Hayek is often used.

Can you do the same for conservatism and socialism and nationalism thinkers please !

Reply 91

Where the thinkers belong in their respective ideology is laid out within the textbook

Original post by PeakyBlinder12

Can you do the same for conservatism and socialism and nationalism thinkers please !

Reply 92

IsMiseGeorge

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Does anybody have any educated guesses on what they may ask for feminism?

Reply 93

jiaaap!

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what’s everyone doing in terms of revision as there’s basc 2 days i’m so stuck

Reply 94

Matinb

Has anyone have got a prediction for liberalism, Conservatism, socialism and femenist that might come up on Friday?

Reply 95

menorca1403

The extract will surely be socialism right? Seen as it hasn’t come up since 2019

Reply 96

Original post by menorca1403

The extract will surely be socialism right? Seen as it hasn’t come up since 2019

Do you have an idea on what topic it could be about? Or ones we can exclude?

Reply 97

saskia.jpg

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Maybe "Feminists differ in their views to combat patriarchy" or like "Personal is Political" hopefully?

Original post by IsMiseGeorge

Does anybody have any educated guesses on what they may ask for feminism?

Reply 98

menorca1403

Original post by PeakyBlinder12

Do you have an idea on what topic it could be about? Or ones we can exclude?

Well the 2019 one was out how social class exists within socialism so it won’t be class. Maybe capitalism or potentially human nature??

Reply 99