Politics Paper 2 Flashcards & Quizzes

Politics Paper 2

Politics Paper 2

By: Ben Patrick

515 Cards –

21 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: 1.1 Nature and Sources of UK constitution, 1.2 How the constitution has changed since 1997, 1.3 The role and power of devolved bodies

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Politics - Paper 2, US

Politics - Paper 2, US

By: Katie Astle

646 Cards –

20 Decks –

9 Learners

Sample Decks: US Government - The US constitution and Amendments, US Government - Checks and Balances, US Government - Federalism

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politics paper 2

politics paper 2

By: Dixie Watt

259 Cards –

13 Decks –

2 Learners

Sample Decks: 1.1- nature of the constitution, 1.2- how the constitutitution changed under new labour, 1. 2- constitutional reforms after new labour

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Politics Paper 2

Politics Paper 2

By: Maleehah Laher

531 Cards –

13 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Constitution, Constitutional Reform, Devolution

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Edexcel A Level Politics Paper 2

Edexcel A Level Politics Paper 2

By: Elizabeth S

255 Cards –

7 Decks –

46 Learners

Sample Decks: UK Constitution, UK Parliament, The PM & The Executive

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Politics Paper 2

Politics Paper 2

By: Vincenza Puzzo

163 Cards –

6 Decks –

4 Learners

Sample Decks: The Constitution, Parliament, Executive

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5-Politics-Paper 2- Uk Government

5-Politics-Paper 2- Uk Government

By: Harriet Dolby

570 Cards –

7 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: 1-Parliament, Is The PM To Powerful- Constraints On Pm Power And Are They Effective, 2- Prime Minister And The Executive

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A level Politics - Paper 2 USA

A level Politics - Paper 2 USA

By: Ben Beard

237 Cards –

6 Decks –

22 Learners

Sample Decks: Constitution US, Congress US, Electoral Systems US

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Politics Paper 2

Politics Paper 2

By: Hannah Street

70 Cards –

4 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: section 5: The Constitution, section 6: Parliament, section 7: The Prime Minister and the Excutive

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politics paper 2 (dixie's + some of sami's)

politics paper 2 (dixie's + some of sami's)

By: sami firdose

259 Cards –

13 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: 1.1- nature of the constitution, 1.2- how the constitutitution changed under new labour, 1. 2- constitutional reforms after new labour

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Politics Paper 2

Politics Paper 2

By: Mollie Beavan

159 Cards –

5 Decks –

2 Learners

Sample Decks: Nationalism, UK PM and executive 3.1 and 3.1, UK Parliament 2.2, 2.3, 2.4

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Politics Paper 1: Section 2 - Political Parties

Politics Paper 1: Section 2 - Political Parties

By: Mia Budge

84 Cards –

6 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Evaluate the view that the only political parties that matter in our political system are the Labour and Conservatives Parties., Evaluate the view that major parties agree on policies and ideas., Evaluate the view that the Conservative Party is internally divided.

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A level Politics - Paper 1 UK (2)

A level Politics - Paper 1 UK (2)

By: Ben Beard

90 Cards –

4 Decks –

42 Learners

Sample Decks: Pressure Groups, Pressure Groups Examples, Electoral Systems

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Politics- Paper 2

Politics- Paper 2

By: Kia D

27 Cards –

3 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: THE CONSTITUTION-DEVOLUTION, NATIONALISM, DEVOLUTION

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Politics Paper 3: Section 2 - US Congress

Politics Paper 3: Section 2 - US Congress

By: Mia Budge

84 Cards –

6 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Evaluate the extent to which Congress is a representative body., Evaluate the extent to which Congress is effective at carrying out its legislative role., Evaluate the view that Congressional oversight of the President is ineffective.

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A-Level Politics Paper 2

A-Level Politics Paper 2

By: Eddie Rowley

277 Cards –

7 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: 1. The Constitution, 2. Parliament, 3. PM and the Executive

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Politics Paper 2: Section 2 - Parliament

Politics Paper 2: Section 2 - Parliament

By: Mia Budge

56 Cards –

4 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Evaluate the view that the House of Lords is in need of major reform., Evaluate the extent to which the House of Lords plays a meaningful role in the passage of legislation., Evaluate the view to which backbench MPs are effective in fulfilling their various roles.

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Paper 2 Politics

Paper 2 Politics

By: Daisy Wright

167 Cards –

12 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Supreme Court, Supreme Court Evidene, The Nature And Sources Of The UK Constiution

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Politics Paper 2 🖤

Politics Paper 2 🖤

By: Imogen Kielstra

255 Cards –

7 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: UK Constitution, UK Parliament, The PM & The Executive

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Politics Paper 2: Section 5 - Feminism

Politics Paper 2: Section 5 - Feminism

By: Mia Budge

56 Cards –

4 Decks –

2 Learners

Sample Decks: Human Nature, Society, State

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Politics Paper 2: Section 1 - The Constitution

Politics Paper 2: Section 1 - The Constitution

By: Mia Budge

74 Cards –

5 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Evaluate the view that devolution has been good for Wales and Scotland but not good for England and Northern Ireland., Evaluate the view that the UK's Constitution requires major change., Evaluate the extent to which constitutional reforms of 1997 to 2010 may be considered even more important than the constitutional reforms that occurred after 2010.

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Politics Paper 2: Section 3 - Prime Minister and the Executive

Politics Paper 2: Section 3 - Prime Minister and the Executive

By: Mia Budge

84 Cards –

6 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Evaluate the view that Prime Minister's rarely face serious limitations on their powers., Evaluate the extent to which prime ministers are able to dominate their Cabinets., Evaluate the view that since 2010 we have seen a return to executive dominance over Parliament.

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politics paper 2

politics paper 2

By: Jessica Dawson

133 Cards –

3 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: PM and cabinet, Relationship between the branches, summarised basics

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Politics Paper 2: Section 4 - Relations between the Branches

Politics Paper 2: Section 4 - Relations between the Branches

By: Mia Budge

70 Cards –

5 Decks –

2 Learners

Sample Decks: Evaluate the view that the Supreme Court operates with sufficient judicial independence and neutrality., Evaluate the view that the Supreme Court has too much power over the executive., Evaluate the view that the Supreme Court is effective at upholding the rights of citizens.

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Politics paper 2

Politics paper 2

By: Morgan Jones

116 Cards –

5 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Constitution, Parliament, The Prime Minister and the Execuative

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Paper 2 Politics Questions

Paper 2 Politics Questions

By: Levi Malhi

43 Cards –

9 Decks –

1 Learner

Sample Decks: Electoral and Party Systems, Executive Branch, Judiciary

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Edexcel History A-Level (Paper 2 Option 2F.1: India, c1914–48: the road to independence)- Theme 2/ Changing political relationships, 1920–30

Edexcel History A-Level (Paper 2 Option 2F.1: India, c1914–48: the road to independence)- Theme 2/ Changing political relationships, 1920–30

By: Archie Atkinson

72 Cards –

4 Decks –

103 Learners

Sample Decks: Gandhi and civil disobedience, 1920–22:, Congress reorganised, 1922–30:, The Muslim League

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UK Government

UK Government

By: Finlay Skelton

255 Cards –

7 Decks –

3 Learners

Sample Decks: UK Constitution, UK Parliament, The PM & The Executive

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Politics Paper 2

Politics Paper 2

By: James Woakes

75 Cards –

4 Decks –

2 Learners

Sample Decks: The Constitution, Parliament, Prime Minister and the Executive

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Politics Paper 2 - UK Government

Politics Paper 2 - UK Government

By: Eve Rigby

60 Cards –

15 Decks –

3 Learners

Sample Decks: British Prime Ministers, UK Political Parties, Sovereignty

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