Who has the power in Britain today? What issues really affect our lives? What does it mean to live in Britain today? Why dont we have a President? Should under-16s vote?
Name: Government and Politics A level Qualification title: Government and Politics A level Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment At AS Level there are three exam papers of 1 hour each: Unit 1 - Electoral Systems and Voting Behaviour - how do different elections work and why do people vote the way they do? Unit 2 - Parties and Pressure Groups - how are these organised and what issues concern them? Unit 3 - Features of a Representative Democracy - what is a democracy? Do we live in a democracy in Britain today? At A2 Level there are two exam papers of 1.5 hours and one paper of 2 hours: Unit 4 - A Comparison of the UK and USA Governments Unit 5, 6 or 7 - A choice between the Politics of the USA, Northern Ireland or Ideas in Contemporary British Politics. Unit 8 - Overall synoptic paper on Government and Politics Awarding - Created 20151111 11:42:16 Updated 20151111 11:43:10
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Brigshaw High School and Language College
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Allerton Bywater
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Castleford