These essay plans include the main points and examples needed to answer nearly every question on US Elections. Best supplemented with case study booklet.

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Evaluate the extent to which the US Constitution is outdated (30)

Evaluates whether Congress performs its functions effectively

A detailed set of revision notes for the US Government section of AQA A Level Politics Unit 2. Included are: a detailed set of notes for chapters 11,13,14,16 in the textbook, key definitions, key concepts in bold, real life case studies and examples, arguments for potential 25-mark essay questions. Written by a student attending the Sunday Times State School of the year.

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An A* essay evaluating political parties in the US and UK for the Comparative (US) Politics paper of Government and Politics A level.

These notes, exploring the governmental institutions and functions of US government, provide detailed, condensed information, accompanied by summary boxes at the end of each page and clear comparative notes with UK government. These notes are a combination of textbook resources, classwork and wider reading, filled with the best up to date AO1 for exam-use.

This essay for Edexcel A-Level Politcs earned a high A*. This essay effectively demonstrates the constitutional rights upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States. It follows the correct structure, utilises high levels of evaluation and includes and argues for many key SCOTUS cases.