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Do you think that it is better to revise only two sections out of unit 1, or is it risky? I've realized that they only want you to answer two sections and there questions on all four sections.
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Best to revise at least 3 to give you a better opportunity at answering the easier asked questions. Have you got any revision notes for unit 1?
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Best to revise at least 3 to give you a better opportunity at answering the easier asked questions. Have you got any revision notes for unit 1?
Best to revise at least 3 to give you a better opportunity at answering the easier asked questions. Have you got any revision notes for unit 1?
1) http://www.hodderplus.com/edexcelpolitics/
2)http://www.hodderplus.co.uk/myrevisi...tics/index.asp
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It's hard to predict, but there's a limited amount of stuff that they can actually ask you when you think about it. I mean, how much can they realistically ask about pressure groups? Hopefully its only elitism and pluralist :P
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I'm doing this exam next Tuesday as well. Feeling quote nervous. Hoping something on the participation crisis comes up and how to increase turnout etc. Wouldn't mind a question of referendums either. Would also find a question on arguments for and against FPTP a pleasant.
How about anyone else? Anyone got any good revision advice? Any predictions?
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How about anyone else? Anyone got any good revision advice? Any predictions?
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KCheema, I'm assuming your going to be doing the Democracy and Election question then? That's what i'll probably be doing. I'm really hoping it'll ask for how to increase democracy in the UK, and make a case for electoral reform in the UK.
Good revision technique would be to make sure you know your different types of elections I guess. As for predictions... I have no idea lol
Good luck
Good revision technique would be to make sure you know your different types of elections I guess. As for predictions... I have no idea lol
Good luck
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KCheema, I'm assuming your going to be doing the Democracy and Election question then? That's what i'll probably be doing. I'm really hoping it'll ask for how to increase democracy in the UK, and make a case for electoral reform in the UK.
Good revision technique would be to make sure you know your different types of elections I guess. As for predictions... I have no idea lol
Good luck
KCheema, I'm assuming your going to be doing the Democracy and Election question then? That's what i'll probably be doing. I'm really hoping it'll ask for how to increase democracy in the UK, and make a case for electoral reform in the UK.
Good revision technique would be to make sure you know your different types of elections I guess. As for predictions... I have no idea lol
Good luck
Yeah that's the types of questions I'm looking for too. Something for an argument whether to retain FPTP and something to do with democracy so ways to increase it such as lowering the voting age etc.
Does anyone know where I can get reliable statistics from to back up my points?
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