202530Democracy & Participation / Human RightsUsing the source, evaluate the view that rights in the UK are poorly protected.› 202530Pressure GroupsUsing the source, evaluate the view that the most important factor in deciding the influence of pressure groups are the methods they use.› 202530Political PartiesEvaluate the view that the Labour Party is more internally divided than the Conservative Party.› 202530Voting Behaviour & The MediaEvaluate the view, with reference to at least three general elections, that social class and region have very little impact on voting behaviour.› 202430Political PartiesUsing the source, evaluate the view that the policies and ideas of the established political parties have now radically changed from their historical origins.› 202430Democracy & ParticipationUsing the source, evaluate the view that referendums since 1997 have not supported democracy but have been used for other political purposes.› 202430Pressure GroupsEvaluate the view that think tanks, lobbyists and corporations have greater influence than pressure groups.› 202430Voting Behaviour & The MediaEvaluate the view that the outcomes of general elections are mostly decided by election campaigns and manifestos.› 202330Voting Behaviour & The MediaUsing the source, evaluate the view that in 1997 the election was lost by the governing party rather than it being won by the Labour opposition.› 202330Democracy & ParticipationUsing the source, evaluate the view that the UK has a democratic deficit.› 202330Democracy & ParticipationEvaluate the view that referendums held in the UK since 1997 have brought more disadvantages than advantages.› 202330Political PartiesEvaluate the view that the current funding of political parties in the UK requires reform.› 2023 Mock30Political PartiesUsing the source, evaluate the view that the UK does not have a multi-party system.› 2023 Mock30Pressure GroupsUsing the source, evaluate the view that pressure groups have little influence in the UK.› 2023 Mock30Voting Behaviour & The MediaEvaluate the view that election outcomes are influenced more by the media than by any other factors.› 2023 Mock30Democracy & Participation / Human RightsEvaluate the view that rights in the UK are poorly protected.› 202230Political PartiesUsing the source, evaluate the view that "pick-and-mix" politics is replacing "Left-Right" politics and political parties are becoming more internally divided than ever.› 202230Electoral SystemsUsing the source, evaluate the view - with specific reference to at least one devolved region using an alternative electoral system - that the case for PR to replace the Westminster FPTP voting system has now been established.› 202230Pressure GroupsEvaluate the view that it is the media not pressure groups that has the greater influence on governments.› 202230Democracy & Participation / Human RightsEvaluate the view that neither individual rights nor collective rights in the UK are adequately protected and guaranteed.› 202130Democracy & ParticipationUsing the source, evaluate the view that opinion polls bring more advantages than disadvantages to elections and referendums.› 202130Democracy & ParticipationUsing the source, evaluate the view that in a democracy MPs are free to ignore referendum results and their own political party's manifesto.› 202130Electoral SystemsEvaluate the view that the emergence of multiple parties in the UK means that the Westminster electoral system must be changed.› 202130Voting Behaviour & The MediaEvaluate the view that the influence of the media in politics is exaggerated; it is not heavily biased and has little power of persuasion.› 202030Voting Behaviour & The MediaUsing Source 1, evaluate the view that a person's age and the media have now replaced social class and region as clear indicators of voting behaviour.› 202030Political PartiesUsing Source 2, evaluate the view that state funding of political parties would be preferable to a situation in which a party can win a general election because it has more members and income than other parties.› 202030Pressure Groups / Human RightsEvaluate the view that the actions of pressure groups have been more significant than government legislation in defending and promoting rights in the UK.› 202030Electoral SystemsEvaluate the view that the various electoral systems in use in the UK make significant differences to party representation.› 201930Voting Behaviour & The MediaUsing the source, evaluate the view that the outcomes of general elections are stable and predictable.› 201930Electoral SystemsUsing the source, evaluate the view that proportional representation would improve elections to the House of Commons.› 201930Pressure GroupsEvaluate the view that think-tanks, lobbyists and pressure groups have little impact on government decisions.› 201930Political PartiesEvaluate the view that the only political parties that matter in our political system are the Labour and Conservative parties.› Sample30Democracy & ParticipationUsing the source, evaluate the view that UK democracy is in crisis.› Sample30Political PartiesUsing the source, evaluate the view that the major parties still remain the dominant force in UK politics.› Sample30Voting Behaviour & The MediaEvaluate the view that general elections in the UK are lost by the government rather than won by the opposition.› Sample30Voting Behaviour & The MediaEvaluate the view that social factors determine voting behaviour.› 202530ConstitutionUsing the source, evaluate the view that the UK's constitution is not working effectively.› 202530ConstitutionUsing the source, evaluate the view that it is now time for an English Parliament.› 202530ParliamentEvaluate the view that backbenchers in the House of Commons are increasingly effective at carrying out their roles.› 202530PM & ExecutiveEvaluate the view that Prime Ministers now have too much power.› 202430ParliamentUsing the source, evaluate the view that there should be an elected House of Lords.› 202430ConstitutionUsing the source, evaluate the view that constitutional reform since 1997 has been a success.› 202430SovereigntyEvaluate the view that sovereignty does not lie in Parliament alone.› 202430PM & ExecutiveEvaluate the view that the government's control of the House of Commons has weakened in recent years.› 202330ConstitutionUsing the source, evaluate the view that the UK now needs an entrenched and codified constitution.› 202330PM & ExecutiveUsing the source, evaluate the view that power lies mainly with the Prime Minister rather than Cabinet.› 202330ParliamentEvaluate the view that when it comes to fulfilling their respective functions, the House of Lords can be seen as more successful than the House of Commons.› 202330ParliamentEvaluate the view that select committees are the most effective way for the House of Commons to hold the Executive to account.› 2023 Mock30ParliamentUsing the source, evaluate the view that Parliament is largely effective at challenging the work of the Government.› 2023 Mock30PM & ExecutiveUsing the source, evaluate the view that individual and collective ministerial responsibility are too weak to ensure effective accountability.› 2023 Mock30ConstitutionEvaluate the view that devolution has not gone far enough in the four nations of the UK.› 2023 Mock30JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the Supreme Court has too much influence over the Executive and Parliament.› 202230ParliamentUsing the source, evaluate the view that Parliament is largely ineffective in shaping government legislation.› 202230ConstitutionUsing the source, evaluate the view that devolution has created more problems than it has solved.› 202230JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the Supreme Court operates with sufficient judicial independence and neutrality.› 202230PM & ExecutiveEvaluate the view that the concepts of individual ministerial responsibility and collective ministerial responsibility are both still important.› 202130ParliamentUsing the source, evaluate the view that the roles and membership of the House of Lords require reform.› 202130Judiciary / SovereigntyUsing the source, evaluate the view that the Supreme Court has strengthened parliamentary sovereignty.› 202130ConstitutionEvaluate the view that devolution has been good for Wales and Scotland but not for England and Northern Ireland.› 202130PM & ExecutiveEvaluate the view that since 2010 the executive has dominated Parliament.› 202030ParliamentUsing the source, evaluate the view that the principal role of backbench MPs is now to hold the government to account.› 202030ConstitutionUsing Source 2, evaluate the view that the UK's constitution requires major change.› 202030JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the Supreme Court has too much influence over the executive.› 202030PM & ExecutiveEvaluate the view that since 2010 the UK has seen a return to cabinet government.› 201930ConstitutionUsing the source, evaluate the view that devolution is in danger of undermining the unity of the United Kingdom.› 201930PM & ExecutiveUsing the source, evaluate the view that Prime Ministers have too much power.› 201930SovereigntyEvaluate the view that membership of the EU undermined parliamentary sovereignty.› 201930ParliamentEvaluate the view that although the House of Lords has less power than the House of Commons, in practice it exerts more influence on government decisions.› Sample30ConstitutionUsing the source, evaluate the view that constitutional reforms in the UK since 1997 have been weak, incomplete and require further change.› Sample30SovereigntyEvaluate the view that Parliament retains sole sovereignty within the UK political system.› Sample30PM & ExecutiveEvaluate the view that the UK government's control over Parliament has reduced in recent years.› 202512Global Governance / PowerExamine the similarities between the role and significance of the UN Security Council and the role and significance of NATO.› 202512Power & DevelopmentExamine the differences between great powers and superpowers.› 202412EnvironmentExamine the differences between shallow-green ecology and deep-green ecology over how to tackle environmental issues.› 202412Global Governance / EconomicsExamine the weaknesses of both the IMF and the World Bank.› 202312Global Governance / Human RightsExamine the differences between the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court.› 202312Power & DevelopmentExamine the similarities in how democratic and autocratic states impact on global order.› 2023 Mock12Power & DevelopmentExamine the differences between the characteristics of failed states and rogue states, and their impact on global politics.› 2023 Mock12RegionalismExamine the similarities between the African Union and the European Union.› 202212Global Governance / EconomicsExamine the similarities in terms of membership, purpose and effectiveness of the G7 and G20 organisations and their impact on global politics.› 202212Power & DevelopmentExamine the differences between democratic and autocratic states in terms of their characteristics and the consequences for global order.› 202112Global Governance / Human RightsExamine the criticisms that have been made of both the International Criminal Court and the special UN tribunals.› 202112Global Governance / PowerExamine the differences between the role and significance of NATO and the role and significance of the UN.› 202012GlobalisationExamine the differences that exist between hyperglobalisers and globalisation sceptics.› 202012RegionalismExamine the different ways in which political and economic factors have led to regionalism.› 201912Global Governance / EconomicsExamine the criticisms that have been made of the World Trade Organisation and the G7/8.› 201912Power & DevelopmentExamine the factors that have led to China and India being described as "emerging powers".› Sample12Global Governance / EconomicsExamine the criticisms that have been made of both the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.› Sample12Global Governance / Human RightsExamine the effectiveness of both the international courts and tribunals in protecting human rights.› 202512TheoryAnalyse the differences between the realist and liberal views of the inevitability of war.› 202412TheoryAnalyse how realism and liberalism differ over the main ideas of the anarchical society and society of states theory.› 202312TheoryAnalyse the different explanations which realism and liberalism provide for recent developments in global politics since 2000.› 2023 Mock12TheoryAnalyse the differences in how realism and liberalism see order, security and the likelihood of conflict.› 202212TheoryAnalyse the differences that exist between realists and liberals in the ways they view human nature and power.› 202112TheoryAnalyse the divisions that exist between realists and liberals over the impact of both international organisations and the significance of states.› 202012TheoryAnalyse the differences between the realist concept of the security dilemma and the liberal concept of complex interdependence.› 201912TheoryAnalyse how realists and liberals explain the likelihood of war and conflict.› Sample12TheoryAnalyse the divisions regarding human nature that exist between realists and liberals.› 202530RegionalismEvaluate the view that regional organisations have played a key role in addressing contemporary global issues.› 202530Global Governance / Human RightsEvaluate the view that international law and international human rights institutions have a significant impact on state sovereignty.› 202530Power & DevelopmentEvaluate the view that world order since 2000 is more multipolar than unipolar.› 202430Power & DevelopmentEvaluate the view that states find the use of hard power to be more effective than soft power.› 202430GlobalisationEvaluate the view that the advantages of globalisation outweigh the disadvantages.› 202430Global Governance / Human RightsEvaluate the view that global governance has been more united than divided in dealing with human rights.› 202330GlobalisationEvaluate the view that economic globalisation has significantly reduced poverty.› 202330RegionalismEvaluate the view that countries are more likely to succeed and hold significant power as sovereign states rather than as members of regional organisations.› 202330Global GovernanceEvaluate the view that global governance through the United Nations (UN) has addressed human rights issues more successfully than environmental concerns.› 202230Globalisation / Global Governance / Human RightsEvaluate the view that a trend away from globalisation and regionalism would place greater emphasis on state sovereignty and thus hinder the promotion of human rights.› 202230EnvironmentEvaluate the view that the slow rate of progress over climate change results primarily from economic inequalities within and between countries rather than from the actions of particular countries and political institutions.› 202230Global Governance / RegionalismEvaluate the view that regional bodies have had more impact on contemporary global issues than the IMF, World Bank and WTO.› 202130RegionalismEvaluate the view that the EU has become a superpower, comparable with the United States.› 202130EnvironmentEvaluate the view that environmental issues have received greater attention than economic issues in global politics.› 202130RegionalismEvaluate the view that regional organisations have eroded state sovereignty.› 202030Global GovernanceEvaluate the extent to which global governance is more concerned with economic issues rather than human rights issues.› 202030Global Governance / PowerEvaluate the extent to which the rise of the United Nations has made soft power more significant than hard power in global politics.› 202030Power & DevelopmentEvaluate the extent to which the state system and world order have scarcely changed since 2000.› 201930Globalisation / PowerEvaluate the extent to which globalisation has made the world unipolar rather than multipolar.› 201930Global Governance / Human RightsEvaluate the extent to which human rights are more effectively protected by humanitarian intervention than by international courts and tribunals.› 201930RegionalismEvaluate the extent to which regional bodies are effectively able to challenge individual states for influence in global politics.› 202512Civil Rights / JudiciaryExamine the differences in the powers held by the Supreme Courts in the USA and the UK.› 202512LegislatureExamine the similarities in the legislative powers of the US Congress and the UK Parliament.› 202512ConstitutionAnalyse how the US and the UK constitutions differ.› 202412Civil Rights / JudiciaryExamine the differences in how rights are protected in the US and the UK.› 202412Democracy & ParticipationExamine the similarities in campaign finance and party funding in the US and the UK.› 202412ConstitutionAnalyse how devolution in the UK differs from federalism in the USA.› 202312LegislatureExamine the similarities between the US Congress and the UK Parliament in terms of carrying out their legislative role.› 202312Democracy & ParticipationExamine the similarities between the policies of one main US political party and one main political party in the UK.› 202312ConstitutionAnalyse the differences between the US and UK constitutions.› 202212LegislatureExamine the differences in the effectiveness of the US Congress and the UK Parliament in carrying out their scrutiny role.› 202212Civil Rights / JudiciaryExamine the similarities in how the US Supreme Court and UK Supreme Court have protected rights.› 202530Constitution / FederalismEvaluate the view that Federalism is in decline.› 202530LegislatureEvaluate the view that Congress fails to adequately hold the President to account.› 202530Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that civil and constitutional rights have been successfully upheld by the US Supreme Court.› 202430Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the US Supreme Court is a political body rather than a judicial body.› 202430Democracy & ParticipationEvaluate the view that the American voters are the biggest influence on legislation.› 202330Constitution / FederalismEvaluate the view that the US Constitution no longer limits presidential power.› 202330Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the Supreme Court is now the most significant political actor in the United States.› 202230LegislatureEvaluate the view that the power of the President has grown at the expense of Congress.› 202230Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the American Dream has been achieved.› 202130LegislatureEvaluate the view that the US Congress is a more effective check on the executive than the UK Parliament.› 202030Democracy & ParticipationEvaluate the view that the Electoral College should be replaced by a direct popular vote.› 201930Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the US Supreme Court protects individual rights more effectively than elected bodies.› Sample30Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the US Supreme Court has expanded civil rights and liberties.› 202524Core Ideologies: LiberalismTo what extent is liberalism united in its ideas about democracy? (24 marks)› 202424Core Ideologies: LiberalismTo what extent is liberalism divided over its approach to the economy? (24 marks)› 202324Core Ideologies: LiberalismTo what extent does liberalism have a fear of the state? (24 marks)› 202124Core Ideologies: LiberalismTo what extent is liberalism more concerned with society than with the economy? (24 marks)› 202024Core Ideologies: LiberalismTo what extent do modern liberals accept the ideas of classical liberals? (24 marks)› Sample24Core Ideologies: LiberalismTo what extent do modern and classical liberals agree over the role of the state? (24 marks)› 202424Core Ideologies: ConservatismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement within Conservatism? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Core Ideologies: ConservatismTo what extent is conservatism more united than divided? (24 marks)› 202224Core Ideologies: ConservatismTo what extent are conservatives united in their attitude towards the state? (24 marks)› 202124Core Ideologies: ConservatismTo what extent is there more to unite rather than divide the New Right from One-Nation Conservatives? (24 marks)› 201924Core Ideologies: ConservatismTo what extent are conservatives united in their view of society? (24 marks)› 202524Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent is socialism united in its views of human nature? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement in socialism in its views on society? (24 marks)› 202324Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent does the Third Way effectively abandon socialist principles? (24 marks)› 202224Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent is socialism more disunited than united? (24 marks)› 202024Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent does socialism depend on a view of society based only on class? (24 marks)› 201924Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent do socialists have conflicting views over how the economy should operate? (24 marks)› Sample24Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent are different socialists committed to 'equality of outcome'? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock30Globalisation and RegionalismEvaluate the view that globalisation is leading to increased regionalism.› 2023 Mock30Human RightsEvaluate the view that state sovereignty is weakened by human rights institutions.› 2023 Mock30Global Governance - Environment and DevelopmentEvaluate the view that global governance has been more successful in reducing poverty than in protecting the environment.› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is feminism united about sex and gender? (24 marks)› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is feminism united in its approach to the public and the private sphere? (24 marks)› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is feminism united about how society must be changed? (24 marks)› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement within feminism about equality? (24 marks)› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement within feminism on the economy? (24 marks)› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement in feminism that the personal is the political? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is feminism divided in its approach to sex and gender? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is feminism united in its views on society? (24 marks)› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is there more disagreement within feminism than agreement? (24 marks)› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent do feminists disagree over their views on patriarchy? (24 marks)› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent does the state have a key role in securing feminist goals? (24 marks)› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent do feminists agree about the nature of the economy in a future society? (24 marks)› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent do feminists agree over the best ways to achieve social change? (24 marks)› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent do feminists agree that patriarchy is based on human nature? (24 marks)› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent do feminists agree over human nature? (24 marks)› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent do feminists disagree about the nature of the society they wish to create? (24 marks)› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is the disagreement within feminism about the nature of men and women significant to this political idea? (24 marks)› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent do feminists disagree about the role of the state? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock12LegislatureExamine the similar problems faced by the US Congress and UK Parliament during the legislative process.› 2023 Mock12Democracy & ParticipationExamine the differences between the party systems in the USA and the UK.› 2023 Mock30ExecutiveEvaluate the view that control over foreign policy is the most significant power of the president.› 2023 Mock30Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that measures to promote racial equality have failed.› 2023 Mock30Democracy & ParticipationEvaluate the view that the Democratic Party is more internally divided than the Republican Party.› 2023 Mock12ExecutiveAnalyse the differences in how US presidents and UK prime ministers may be held accountable by their legislatures.› 202230US PoliticsEvaluate the view that interest groups are more effective than political parties at influencing the outcome of presidential elections.› 202212US PoliticsAnalyse how the US President could be considered to be less effective than the UK Prime Minister in achieving their legislative goals.› Sample30Constitution / FederalismUsing the source, evaluate the view that the logical next step after devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is the devolution of further power to England.› Sample30ExecutiveEvaluate the view that Congressional oversight of the President is ineffective.› Sample30Civil Rights / JudiciaryEvaluate the view that racial equality has been advanced in the 21st century.› Sample30GlobalisationEvaluate the view that cultural globalisation has had a greater impact on the world than any other form of globalisation.› Sample30RegionalismEvaluate the view that the European Union (EU) has been a model for regionalism around the world.› Sample30Global Governance / PowerEvaluate the view that the rise of other states has diminished the US as the global hegemonic power.› Sample12Constitution / FederalismExamine the ways in which the US and the UK Constitutions are similar.› Sample12US PoliticsExamine the factors that create a two-party dominance both in the US and in the UK.› Sample12US PoliticsAnalyse the differences in party unity in the US and in the UK. In your answer you must consider the relevance of at least one comparative theory.› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do anarchists have a coherent view on the economy? (24 marks)› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent is an anarchist society achievable? (24 marks)› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent are ecologists concerned about economic growth? (24 marks)› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent do ecologists agree on the need for radical change? (24 marks)› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent are anarchist views on human nature utopian? (24 marks)› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do anarchists agree on the need for common ownership in a future anarchist society? (24 marks)› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism more united than divided? (24 marks)› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent do ecologists agree on the type of future economy they wish to create? (24 marks)› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent are anarchists united in their reasons for opposing the state? (24 marks)› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do anarchists have a common view of an ideal society? (24 marks)› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism a clear rejection of anthropocentrism? (24 marks)› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent does ecologism reject existing social structures? (24 marks)› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent are the views of individualist anarchists consistent with collectivist anarchists? (24 marks)› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do anarchists disagree over human nature? (24 marks)› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent do ecologists agree that ecologism starts where capitalism ends? (24 marks)› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent do ecologists disagree over sustainability? (24 marks)› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent is anarchism united in its view of the state? (24 marks)› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do collectivist anarchism and individualist anarchism disagree on economic freedom? (24 marks)› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism united in the need for radical change? (24 marks)› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism divided in its view of the state? (24 marks)› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent are collectivist anarchism and individualist anarchism united over the idea that anarchy is order? (24 marks)› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do collectivist and individualist anarchism disagree on liberty? (24 marks)› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement within ecologism? (24 marks)› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism united in its views on the economy? (24 marks)› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do collectivist anarchism and individualist anarchism disagree on their approach to the state? (24 marks)› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent is anarchism divided in its views of society? (24 marks)› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement within ecologism over post-materialism and anti-consumerism? (24 marks)› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism divided in its approach to anthropocentrism? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent does anarchism adopt a consistent approach to its view of society? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent does anarchism differ on the economy? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism opposed to the anthropocentric view? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism divided in its views on society? (24 marks)› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do individualist and collectivist anarchists disagree about the economy? (24 marks)› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent do individualist and collectivist anarchists agree about human nature? (24 marks)› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent do deep green ecologists and shallow green ecologists agree over the economy? (24 marks)› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent do ecologists agree over environmental ethics? (24 marks)› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismAssess the extent to which multiculturalists and conservatives have irreconcilable differences over cultural diversity.› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismAssess the view that multiculturalists fundamentally disagree over the proper role of the state in promoting multiculturalism.› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent does supporting multiculturalism's support for minority rights promote divisions in society?› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent do multiculturalists agree over the type of society they wish to create?› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent does multiculturalism promote segregated rather than integrated societies?› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent are multiculturalists more divided than united?› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is there a consistent view within multiculturalism over diversity?› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent do multiculturalists agree over their support for the protection of minority cultures.› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement within multiculturalism?› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent does multiculturalism agree on tolerance?› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is multiculturalism united on the value of diversity? (24 marks)› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent does multiculturalism agree over culture and identity? (24 marks)› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism regressive?› 201924Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent does nationalism divide rather than unite society?› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism more united than divided?› 202024Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent do nationalists have a pessimistic view of human nature?› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent do nationalists agree on the core ideas and principles of the state?› 202124Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism expansionist?› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent do nationalists have a consistent view of self-determination?› 202224Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent does nationalism have a common view of the nation?› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism united in its views on society?› 202324Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism progressive?› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent does nationalism support internationalism?› 2023 Mock24Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is there a consistent approach to the nation-state?› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is there more agreement than disagreement within nationalism in its views on the state?› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism inclusive?› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism divided over its views on the nation-state?› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is there more disagreement than agreement within nationalism?› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is multiculturalism united in its views on society?› 202424Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is there more disagreement than agreement within multiculturalism about integration?› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is multiculturalism divided in its views on culture and identity?› 202524Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is there more disagreement than agreement within multiculturalism over minority rights?› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent do multiculturalists support diversity?› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent do multiculturalists' views of minority rights support integration?› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism progressive? (24 marks)› Sample24Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent does nationalism support self-determination for all nations? (24 marks)› 202430Evaluate the view that Federalism is in decline. (30 Marks)› 202330Democracy & ParticipationEvaluate the view that the most significant problem with the US electoral system is the failure to reform campaign finance.› 202112Examine the different natures of the US and UK Constitutions. (12 Marks)› 202112Examine the features of the US and UK Supreme Courts designed to ensure independence from political influence. (12 Marks)› 202112Analyse how the US Senate has greater power than the UK House of Lords. (12 Marks)› 202130Evaluate the view that the growth in presidential power has led to a corresponding decline in federalism. (30 Marks)› 202130Evaluate the view that affirmative action has been more significant than minority participation in Congress in promoting racial equality. (30 Marks)› 202012Examine how the powers of the US Congress and the UK Parliament are limited in different ways. (12 Marks)› 202012Examine the ways in which the roles of the US President and the UK Prime Minister are different. (12 Marks)› 202012Analyse how united the main political parties are in the USA and the UK. (12 Marks)› 202030Evaluate the view that the constitutional system of checks and balances is an obstacle to effective government. (30 Marks)› 202030Evaluate the view that presidential appointments to the Supreme Court ensure it is a political body rather than a judicial one. (30 Marks)› 201912Examine how interest groups in the USA are more effective at protecting civil rights than pressure groups in the UK. (12 Marks)› 201912Examine how devolution in the UK differs from federalism in the USA. (12 Marks)› 201912Analyse the different legislative powers of the UK Parliament and the US Congress. (12 Marks)› 201930Evaluate the view that the effective working of the US Constitution depends more on interest groups than the Supreme Court. (30 Marks)› 201930Evaluate the view that the procedures for electing US presidents and members of Congress are not fit for purpose. (30 Marks)› 202630Voting Behaviour & The MediaUsing the source, evaluate the view that class and region remain the most important factors in influencing how people vote.› 202630Political PartiesUsing the source, evaluate the view that the dominance of the Labour and Conservative parties has now ended.› 202630Democracy & ParticipationEvaluate the view, using examples, that greater use of direct democracy in the UK would strengthen representative democracy.› 202630Electoral SystemsEvaluate the view, by comparing to either the Additional Member System or the Single Transferable Vote, that first-past-the-post should be replaced for General Elections.› 202624Core Ideologies: ConservatismTo what extent does conservatism support paternalism? (24 marks)› 202624Core Ideologies: SocialismTo what extent does socialism agree over the role of the state? (24 marks)› 202630ParliamentUsing the source, evaluate the view that the Executive now dominates Parliament.› 202630ParliamentUsing the source, evaluate the view that committees in the House of Commons are highly effective.› 202630JudiciaryEvaluate the view that the Supreme Court's influence over the Executive and Parliament has grown too large.› 202630ConstitutionEvaluate the view that devolution has been a success.› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent does individualist anarchism and collectivist anarchism agree on human nature? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: AnarchismTo what extent is anarchism united in its views on the economy? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is ecologism united in its views on society? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: EcologismTo what extent is there division within ecologism on environmental ethics? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is feminism united in its views on human nature? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: FeminismTo what extent is feminism divided in its views on society? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is multiculturalism united on the politics of recognition? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: MulticulturalismTo what extent is multiculturalism united in its views on the role of the state? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is nationalism more regressive than progressive? (24 marks)› 202624Non-Core Ideologies: NationalismTo what extent is there division within nationalism about supporting internationalism? (24 marks)›