[missyq]

Hi, I have made a list of 'predicted' questions that i think will come up this year:

Decion making in Central Govt.

• Prime minister - powers or control by parliament

• Media influence

Electoral Sytems

• There are fairer systems than fist past the post. Discuss
• AMS gives more choice and better representation than does first past the post. Discuss

Wealth and Heath Inequalities

• To what extent are the founding principles of the welfare state being met?
• To what extent do social and economic inequalities continue to exist in te UK?

USA

• Any ethnic monirity questions (about social and economic progress/inequality)
• The American dream (if ethnic minorities have reached that)

After analysing papers from 2004. This is what i thought it to be. My teacher is telling me to revise all topics though. But there just isn't enough time! What do you think?

[Coursework.info]

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[missyq]

Originally Posted by Coursework.info

It's been a while since you posted and nobody's replied yet...maybe you should check out Coursework.Info, TSR's sister site. It has the largest library of essays in the UK.

They've got over 160,000+ essays, projects, assignments, coursework etc.. all written by GCSE, A Level and Uni students. You get access either by publishing some of your own work, or paying £4.99 for a month's access. Both ways give you unlimited access to all of the essays.

All their documents are submitted to Turnitin anti-plagiarism software, so it can't be misused, and the site’s used by hundreds of thousands of UK teachers and students.

Hopefully you'll find it useful

Great, thank you! =)

[danielj315]

Im not up to date with it anymore but an educated guess should probably do you fine, I've never revised everything for an exam - you can normally predict reasonably well what should come up , Dont worry