2 B UK constitution 3.1.1.1: Students should complete a Students should understand Chapter 3 in UK nature and sources table showing: whether constitutional Government and issues and debates around clear definitions of each change since 1997 has Politics for AS/A recent constitutional change. source affected the importance of evidence that source is the various sources. increasingly important evidence it is not increasingly important. 3 A UK democracy 3.1.2.1: Students should produce a Participation might include and ‘Democracy patterns of participation spider diagram showing voting, membership of participation: is there different forms of different modes of political parties and any sort a participation crisis participation. participation in the UK, with of pressure group activity. in the UK?’ by Paul examples of the extent of Whitehead in Politics participation in each. Review, Vol. 19, 2009-10, No. 1, Sept. Short answer question: explain and analyse three ways in which citizens can participate in the democratic process in the UK. (9 marks) 3 B UK constitution 3.1.1.1: Short answer question: nature and sources explain and analyse the issues and debates about significance of three recent constitutional sources of the British changes. constitution. (9 marks) 4 A UK elections 3.1.2.2: Students should produce Students should be familiar clear notes on the workings with the full range of electoral systems. and advantages and electoral systems used in disadvantages of the
2 B UK constitution 3.1.1.1: nature and sources issues and debates around recent constitutional change. Students should complete a table showing: clear definitions of each source evidence that source is increasingly important evidence it is not increasingly important. Students should understand whether constitutional change since 1997 has affected the importance of the various sources. Chapter 3 in UK Government and Politics for AS/A 3 A UK democracy 3.1.2.1: patterns of participation different forms of participation. Students should produce a spider diagram showing different modes of participation in the UK, with examples of the extent of participation in each. Short answer question: explain and analyse three ways in which citizens can participate in the democratic process in the UK. (9 marks) Participation might include voting, membership of political parties and any sort of pressure group activity. ‘Democracy and participation: is there a participation crisis in the UK?’ by Paul Whitehead in Politics Review, Vol. 19, 2009-10, No. 1, Sept. 3 B UK constitution 3.1.1.1: nature and sources issues and debates about recent constitutional changes. Short answer question: explain and analyse the significance of three sources of the British constitution. (9 marks) 4 A UK elections 3.1.2.2: electoral systems. Students should produce clear notes on the workings and advantages and disadvantages of the Students should be familiar with the full range of electoral systems used in
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