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Anyone have any exam predictions for unit 3B political ideologies ?
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Conservatism is usually on pragmatism or to what extent does the contemporary Conservative party maintain traditional values
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best question on conservatism would be "to what extent is it a philosophy of imperfection" kinda question 😭, I don't like pragmatism or principle not enough points to write, your guesses on liberalism & anarchism?
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(Original post by 117)
best question on conservatism would be "to what extent is it a philosophy of imperfection" kinda question 😭, I don't like pragmatism or principle not enough points to write, your guesses on liberalism & anarchism?
best question on conservatism would be "to what extent is it a philosophy of imperfection" kinda question 😭, I don't like pragmatism or principle not enough points to write, your guesses on liberalism & anarchism?
so if there's bad questions on any of those I'm screwed..
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Oh I forgot about that prick David Cameron!, and yeah I'm risking two as well, Conservatism and liberalism , anarchism and socialism are trash, We didn't have an option for fascism? sounds interesting
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(Original post by 117)
Oh I forgot about that prick David Cameron!, and yeah I'm risking two as well, Conservatism and liberalism , anarchism and socialism are trash, We didn't have an option for fascism? sounds interesting
Oh I forgot about that prick David Cameron!, and yeah I'm risking two as well, Conservatism and liberalism , anarchism and socialism are trash, We didn't have an option for fascism? sounds interesting
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Most worried about this exam to be honest. I know a lot of the stuff but reading through the mark schemes make it sound like there's so much stuff you need for those higher marks.
Our college doesn't teach fascism, just the rest. I hope a conservative question comes up on pragmatism. There is so much to write on it. For example
Pragmatic:
-One Nation Conservatism. Disraeli making his party electable after the 1867 Reform Act
-Post War- Age of Consensus
- Heath's U-turn on his 1970 manifesto and Snelsdon programme
-Although Thatcher was more ideological she did not commit to some of the extreme ideas advocated by Keith Joseph
-Cameron, more liberal policies and the fact that he is in a coalition.
Against:
-Been described as an unequivocal idealogy in that it does not believe in the perfectibility of humans
-Thatchers Neo-Liberal reforms and social authoritarianism
-Opposition to removal of traditional institutions
Our college doesn't teach fascism, just the rest. I hope a conservative question comes up on pragmatism. There is so much to write on it. For example
Pragmatic:
-One Nation Conservatism. Disraeli making his party electable after the 1867 Reform Act
-Post War- Age of Consensus
- Heath's U-turn on his 1970 manifesto and Snelsdon programme
-Although Thatcher was more ideological she did not commit to some of the extreme ideas advocated by Keith Joseph
-Cameron, more liberal policies and the fact that he is in a coalition.
Against:
-Been described as an unequivocal idealogy in that it does not believe in the perfectibility of humans
-Thatchers Neo-Liberal reforms and social authoritarianism
-Opposition to removal of traditional institutions
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(Original post by Lewis7253)
Most worried about this exam to be honest. I know a lot of the stuff but reading through the mark schemes make it sound like there's so much stuff you need for those higher marks.
Our college doesn't teach fascism, just the rest. I hope a conservative question comes up on pragmatism. There is so much to write on it. For example
Pragmatic:
-One Nation Conservatism. Disraeli making his party electable after the 1867 Reform Act
-Post War- Age of Consensus
- Heath's U-turn on his 1970 manifesto and Snelsdon programme
-Although Thatcher was more ideological she did not commit to some of the extreme ideas advocated by Keith Joseph
-Cameron, more liberal policies and the fact that he is in a coalition.
Against:
-Been described as an unequivocal idealogy in that it does not believe in the perfectibility of humans
-Thatchers Neo-Liberal reforms and social authoritarianism
-Opposition to removal of traditional institutions
Most worried about this exam to be honest. I know a lot of the stuff but reading through the mark schemes make it sound like there's so much stuff you need for those higher marks.
Our college doesn't teach fascism, just the rest. I hope a conservative question comes up on pragmatism. There is so much to write on it. For example
Pragmatic:
-One Nation Conservatism. Disraeli making his party electable after the 1867 Reform Act
-Post War- Age of Consensus
- Heath's U-turn on his 1970 manifesto and Snelsdon programme
-Although Thatcher was more ideological she did not commit to some of the extreme ideas advocated by Keith Joseph
-Cameron, more liberal policies and the fact that he is in a coalition.
Against:
-Been described as an unequivocal idealogy in that it does not believe in the perfectibility of humans
-Thatchers Neo-Liberal reforms and social authoritarianism
-Opposition to removal of traditional institutions
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(Original post by arfah)
do you have any idea of what else could be asked on conservatism?? Really stressing out
do you have any idea of what else could be asked on conservatism?? Really stressing out
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I really like the Socalism topic - easy to understand and its a useful topic to gain a lot of marks on.
I think you guys are underestimating Liberalism - there's a certain chance that it may come.
When it means pragmatic - what do you guys think of it as?
I think you guys are underestimating Liberalism - there's a certain chance that it may come.
When it means pragmatic - what do you guys think of it as?
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Socialism is alright depending on the question. Its easy if it's just on the labour party
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(Original post by Lewis7253)
Usually either how ideologically cohesive the party is (last year) or if it promotes traditional tory values
Usually either how ideologically cohesive the party is (last year) or if it promotes traditional tory values
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Does anyone know where I can get the AQA ideologies past paper June 2011?? and mark scheme
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(Original post by arfah)
Does anyone know where I can get the AQA ideologies past paper June 2011?? and mark scheme
Does anyone know where I can get the AQA ideologies past paper June 2011?? and mark scheme
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(Original post by arfah)
I do think pragmatism is pretty good. Just have a good understanding of the conservatives in the post war consensus when they adopted Keynesian (socialist) principles In order to appeal to the public and as a response to change (depression hungry 30's had just passed.) Then your however could be thatcher's adoption of new right policies inspired by Von Hayek and the American economist Milton Friedman? I think and then talk about how she was deeply ideological curbing the powers of the unions, privatisations, deregulation etc. But then you can counter argue that by saying that David Cameron is basically a return to pragmatism and talk about his support of gay rights and stuff also about big society. So I do think there's stuff to talk about. Still need to go over it myself but those are the points I remember from the top of my head. I'm not doing liberalism. I'm risking revising just conservatism and fascism
so if there's bad questions on any of those I'm screwed..
I do think pragmatism is pretty good. Just have a good understanding of the conservatives in the post war consensus when they adopted Keynesian (socialist) principles In order to appeal to the public and as a response to change (depression hungry 30's had just passed.) Then your however could be thatcher's adoption of new right policies inspired by Von Hayek and the American economist Milton Friedman? I think and then talk about how she was deeply ideological curbing the powers of the unions, privatisations, deregulation etc. But then you can counter argue that by saying that David Cameron is basically a return to pragmatism and talk about his support of gay rights and stuff also about big society. So I do think there's stuff to talk about. Still need to go over it myself but those are the points I remember from the top of my head. I'm not doing liberalism. I'm risking revising just conservatism and fascism
so if there's bad questions on any of those I'm screwed..
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yes but socialists took inspiartion from his economic theory 'spend way of of recession' full employment clement Attlee gov was really in to him and during the age of consensus 'bustkellism' conservatives accepted his idea.
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(Original post by meygagagan)
Wasn't Keynes a liberal? He was into managed capitalism to increase employment and stuff like that wasn't he?
Wasn't Keynes a liberal? He was into managed capitalism to increase employment and stuff like that wasn't he?
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I thought that went reasonably well, to be honest. Did Socialism and Conservatism. Thought I nailed socialism. Could have done a little better on the Conservatism 30 marker.
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