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politics
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types of democracy
advantages/disadvantages types of democracy
other types of democracy
how could uk democracy be reformed
extension of the franchise timeline
how can people participate in the uk
is there a participation crisis in the uk
pressure groups
think tank and lobbyists
methods pressure groups use
factors that affect pressure groups
where are rights protected in the uk
how are rights protected in the uk
how healthy is the uk democracy
how effectively are rights protected in the uk
conflict between IR and CR
right / left wing
what are the functions of parties
do parties help or hinder democracy in the uk
party finance in the uk
should state funding be increased for political parties
the conservatives
labour
lib dems
snp
how have party policies changed over time
what are party systems
party systems
for/against party systems
impact of minority parties
what factors affect party success
purpose of an election
electoral system
elections held in then uk
fptp explained
pro/con fptp
ams explained
pro/con ams
stv explained
pro/con stv
sv explained
pro/con sv
advantages/disadvantages of majoritarian and proportional electoral systems
how has impact of electoral systems been in the uk
do elections improve democracy
should fptp be replaced
referendum/election
referendums in then uk
consequence of referendums
second Scottish indpendence vote
should there be more referndum in the uk
how does social class affect votingn
is class still an important factoring voting
why has class voting changed
gender and voting behvaiour
age and class voting behaviour
ethnicity and voting behaviour
education and voting behaviour
region and voting behaviour
other factors afeecting voting behaviour
for/against importance of voting behaviours
issues in 2010 election
issues in the 2015 election
issues in 2019 election
the changing nature off media
do opinion polls matter
how influential are the media
case study ge 1979
case study ge 1997
