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12 Marker UKUS SC
Argument simplified 1,
Difference 1 power of judicial re...,
Difference 2 source of their powe...
6
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12 Marker Constitution
Simploified arguments 1,
A key difference is that the us c...,
Key argument simplifed 3
5
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ETV federalism is in decline in the USA - 30 marks
Simplified arguments 1,
Introduction what is federalism w...,
Argument 1 states retain signific...
12
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ETV the Supreme Court protects civil/constitutional rights - 30 marks
Arguments made simplified 1,
Introduction define what is it wh...,
All cases needed obergefell v hod...
11
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Congress inadequately holds the President to account - 30 marks
Simplified runthrough 1
1
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Evaluate the view that the US Supreme Court is a political body rather than a judicial body.
Blank 1,
Us supreme court judicial vs poli...
2
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12m Examine the similarities between the policies of one main US political party and one main political party in the UK.
Who 1,
Economic policy similarities 2,
Social policy and civil rights 3
4
cards
Evaluate the view that the checks and balances in the US Constitution are effective.
Checks and balances weak simplifi...
1
cards
12m Analyse how the US President could be considered less effective than the UK Prime Minister in achieving their legislative goals.
Blank 1
1
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Evaluate the view that the President is the most powerful branch of government rather than the Supreme Court or Congress.
0
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Evaluate the view that the growth in presidential power has led to a corresponding decline in federalism.
Simplified ver 1
1
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Evaluate the view that divisions within and between parties are the main factor affecting voting behaviour in Congress.
Main arguments simplified 1,
Introduction 2,
Argument 1constituency itnerest s...
10
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12m Analyse how united the main political parties are in the USA and the UK.
Blank 1
1
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2) Analyse how the US Senate has greater power than the UK House of Lords. Comparative Theory.
Simplified ver 1
1
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) Examine the differences in the checks and balances on the US Congress and the UK Parliament.
Blank 1
1
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