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        • 24mk IDEAS
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    • Know more
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    • Revision resources
      • Content checklists Paper 1
      • Content Checklists paper 2
      • Content checklists paper 3
      • (There are no) Stupid Questions LIST
        • (There are no) stupid questions
          • (There are no) Stupid Questions Component 1
          • (There are no) Stupid Qs Component 2
          • (There are no) Stupid Questions Component 3
      • Friday Revision 19
      • SOURCE Q practice resources
      • Revision lessons 19
      • Political Ideas Revision
      • Revision Quizlets
    • Exam focus
      • Specimen and past papers
      • Student guide to the specification
      • Content checklists
      • Exemplars
      • Content Checklists
        • Edexcel Paper 1
        • Edexcel paper 2
        • Edexcel Paper 3
      • Exam past papers
    • Black History Month 2022
    • POLITICS TEXTBOOKS
      • Component 1 textbooks
      • Component 2 textbooks
      • Component 3 textbooks
      • Political Ideas textbooks
  • Students
    • The Question
  • Component 1
    • Democracy and participation
      • How can democracy be improved? Lessons
        • Introduction
        • L1 What are the different types of democracy? Direct
        • L2 What are the different types of democracy? - Representative
        • L3 How healthy is UK democracy?
        • L4 How can we improve democracy in the UK?
        • L5 Is there a 'participation crisis' in the UK?
        • L6 Assessment - Improving democracy
        • L7 Should we introduce compulsory voting?
        • L8 Who can vote? When did it change?
        • L9 Should we have votes at 16?
        • L10 Improving democracy: Assessment
      • How can democracy be improved? EXTRA
      • Rights and liberties
      • Pressure Groups
    • Political parties
      • 1 What are parties for?
      • 2 How are parties funded?
      • 3 What does the Conservative Party stand for?
      • 4 Assessment/Skills: SOURCE Qs
      • 5 Why is the Conservative Party so successful?
      • 6 What does Labour stand for?
      • 7 Why does Labour fail?
      • 8 What is the point of the Lib Dems?
      • 9 Assessment
      • 10 What impact do minor parties have?
      • 11 Parties Round up
      • 11 Assessment
      • 12 What kind of party system does the UK have?
    • Voting Behaviour
      • Voting Behaviour Lessons
        • VB 1 Introduction
        • VB 2 Does CLASS determine voting?
        • VB 3 Do other SOCIAL FACTORS determine voting?
        • VB 4 Do 'SHORT TERM' factors decide elections?
        • VB 5 Skills/Assessment
        • VB 6 Does the MEDIA decide elections?
        • VB 7 Case study: 1979
        • VB 8: Case study: 1997
        • VB 9 Case study: 2019
        • VB 10: Do OPINION POLLS affect elections?
        • VB 11: ASSESSMENT: 30mk Q practice
        • VB 12: Turnout
        • VB Case study 2024
    • Elections and Referendums
      • Elections and Referendums EXTRA
      • Electoral systems
      • Referendums
    • Core Political Ideas
      • Liberalism
        • Liberalism: Core beliefs
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No1. Locke
        • Liberalism: Classical
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.2 Wollstonecraft
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.3 Mill
        • Liberalism: Modern Liberalism
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.4 John Rawls
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.5 Betty Friedan
        • Liberalism: Tensions. Classical v Modern
        • Liberalism: Assessment 24 mk Q
        • Liberalism: Revision material
      • Conservatism
        • Conservatism Lessons
          • 1 Human nature and Hobbes
          • 2 State Economy Society
          • 3 Traditional Conservatism + BURKE
          • 3 + One Nation and Oakeshott
          • 4 New Right
          • 5 Rand and Nozick
          • 6 Comparing Traditional and New Right Conservatism
          • 7 24mk ESSAY Skills
          • 8 Planning a 24mk Assessment
          • 9 Debates in Conservatism
        • What is Conservatism?: Core beliefs
        • Conservatism: Key thinkers
        • Conservatism: Tensions
        • Conservatism: Extra
      • Socialism
        • Socialism EXTRA
        • Socialism NEWS
        • Socialism lesson 1 Human nature
        • Socialism Lesson 2 Society and Class
        • Socialism lesson 3 Economy
        • Socialism Lesson 4 The State
        • Socialism lesson 5 Revolutionary SocialistKey thinkers No1. Marx and Engels
        • Socialism lesson 6 Rev Socialists + Key Thinker No.2 Rosa Luxemburg
        • Socialism lesson 7 Assessment/Skills
        • Socialism lesson 8 Democratic Socialism + Key thinker No.3 Webb
        • Socialism Lesson 9 Revisionist Socialism part 1 +Key Thinker No.4 Crosland
        • Socialism lesson 10 Revisionism: '3rd way' + Key thinker No.5 Giddens
        • Socialism lesson 11: Assessment planning
        • Socialism lesson 12: Assessment + Consolidation
  • Component 2
    • Constitution
      • UK Constitution EXTRA
    • PM and Executive Contents
      • 1. PM and Exec Intro
      • 2. PM Strong or weak
      • 3. Do we have Cabinet government?
      • 4. Collective and Individual Ministerial Responsibility
      • 5. Recent PMs Institutional and Personal resources
      • 6. PM Case studies
      • 7. Prime Ministerial or Presidential Government
      • 8. PM Assessment
      • 9. PM and Exec Revision and Recap
    • Parliament
      • Parliament extra help
      • Parliament 1 Principles
      • Parliament 2 Legislation
      • Parliament 3 Legislation pt2
      • Parliament 4 Scrutiny
      • Parliament 5 GIL: Scrutiny
      • Parliament 6 Representation
      • Parliament 7 Other functions
      • Parliament 8 Lords
      • Parliament 9 Commons vs Lords
      • Parliament 10 Abolish Lords
      • Parliament 11 Parl v Exec
    • Relations between different institutions
      • Relations 1
      • Relations 2
      • Relations 3
      • Relations 4
      • Relations 5
      • Relations 6
      • Relations 7
      • Relations 8
      • Relations 9
      • Relations 10
    • Non-core ideas - Feminism
      • Feminism EXTRA
      • Feminism NEWS
      • Feminism L1 Sex and Gender
      • Feminism L2 Patriarchy
      • Feminism L2+ KT No.1 Simone de Beauvoir
      • Feminism L3 Intersectionality + KT No. 2 bell hooks
      • Feminism L4 The Economy + Liberal Feminism
      • Feminism L5 Assessment
      • Feminism L6 Radical Feminism
      • Feminism L7 Socialist Feminism
      • Feminism L8 Debates in feminism
      • Feminism L9 Other types of feminism
      • Feminism L10 Assessment
  • Component 3
    • US Democracy and Participation
      • Presidential elections
        • Presidential elections EXTRA
          • Campaign student presentations 2018
          • 2020 Election build-up
        • Voting Behaviour (OLD SPEC)
        • Election 2020
      • US Interest Groups
        • US Interest Groups EXTRA
      • US Political Parties
        • Parties EXTRA
    • US Supreme Court
      • SCOTUS EXTRA
      • SCOTUS NEWS
      • Landmark Cases
    • US Constitution
      • US Constitution EXTRA
      • Constitution EXTRA
    • US Congress
    • US Presidency
      • Presidency EXTRA
      • Presidency NEWS
    • Component 3 Exam Focus
  • SYNOPTICITY
QE Politics
  • Home
    • How to write Politics essays
      • 30mk ESSAY Qs
      • 30mk SOURCE Qs
      • 24mk Political Ideas Qs
      • 12mk COMPARATIVE Qs
      • EXEMPLARS
        • 30mk ESSAY
        • 30mk SOURCE
        • 24mk IDEAS
        • 12mk COMPARATIVE
    • Know more
      • Read this
      • Watch this
        • UK Watch this
        • US Watch this
        • Political Ideas Watch this
      • Listen to this
      • Quiz of the Week 2020-21
      • Quiz of the week 2021-22
      • Quiz of the week ANSWERS 2022-23
    • Revision resources
      • Content checklists Paper 1
      • Content Checklists paper 2
      • Content checklists paper 3
      • (There are no) Stupid Questions LIST
        • (There are no) stupid questions
          • (There are no) Stupid Questions Component 1
          • (There are no) Stupid Qs Component 2
          • (There are no) Stupid Questions Component 3
      • Friday Revision 19
      • SOURCE Q practice resources
      • Revision lessons 19
      • Political Ideas Revision
      • Revision Quizlets
    • Exam focus
      • Specimen and past papers
      • Student guide to the specification
      • Content checklists
      • Exemplars
      • Content Checklists
        • Edexcel Paper 1
        • Edexcel paper 2
        • Edexcel Paper 3
      • Exam past papers
    • Black History Month 2022
    • POLITICS TEXTBOOKS
      • Component 1 textbooks
      • Component 2 textbooks
      • Component 3 textbooks
      • Political Ideas textbooks
  • Students
    • The Question
  • Component 1
    • Democracy and participation
      • How can democracy be improved? Lessons
        • Introduction
        • L1 What are the different types of democracy? Direct
        • L2 What are the different types of democracy? - Representative
        • L3 How healthy is UK democracy?
        • L4 How can we improve democracy in the UK?
        • L5 Is there a 'participation crisis' in the UK?
        • L6 Assessment - Improving democracy
        • L7 Should we introduce compulsory voting?
        • L8 Who can vote? When did it change?
        • L9 Should we have votes at 16?
        • L10 Improving democracy: Assessment
      • How can democracy be improved? EXTRA
      • Rights and liberties
      • Pressure Groups
    • Political parties
      • 1 What are parties for?
      • 2 How are parties funded?
      • 3 What does the Conservative Party stand for?
      • 4 Assessment/Skills: SOURCE Qs
      • 5 Why is the Conservative Party so successful?
      • 6 What does Labour stand for?
      • 7 Why does Labour fail?
      • 8 What is the point of the Lib Dems?
      • 9 Assessment
      • 10 What impact do minor parties have?
      • 11 Parties Round up
      • 11 Assessment
      • 12 What kind of party system does the UK have?
    • Voting Behaviour
      • Voting Behaviour Lessons
        • VB 1 Introduction
        • VB 2 Does CLASS determine voting?
        • VB 3 Do other SOCIAL FACTORS determine voting?
        • VB 4 Do 'SHORT TERM' factors decide elections?
        • VB 5 Skills/Assessment
        • VB 6 Does the MEDIA decide elections?
        • VB 7 Case study: 1979
        • VB 8: Case study: 1997
        • VB 9 Case study: 2019
        • VB 10: Do OPINION POLLS affect elections?
        • VB 11: ASSESSMENT: 30mk Q practice
        • VB 12: Turnout
        • VB Case study 2024
    • Elections and Referendums
      • Elections and Referendums EXTRA
      • Electoral systems
      • Referendums
    • Core Political Ideas
      • Liberalism
        • Liberalism: Core beliefs
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No1. Locke
        • Liberalism: Classical
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.2 Wollstonecraft
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.3 Mill
        • Liberalism: Modern Liberalism
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.4 John Rawls
        • Liberalism: Key thinker No.5 Betty Friedan
        • Liberalism: Tensions. Classical v Modern
        • Liberalism: Assessment 24 mk Q
        • Liberalism: Revision material
      • Conservatism
        • Conservatism Lessons
          • 1 Human nature and Hobbes
          • 2 State Economy Society
          • 3 Traditional Conservatism + BURKE
          • 3 + One Nation and Oakeshott
          • 4 New Right
          • 5 Rand and Nozick
          • 6 Comparing Traditional and New Right Conservatism
          • 7 24mk ESSAY Skills
          • 8 Planning a 24mk Assessment
          • 9 Debates in Conservatism
        • What is Conservatism?: Core beliefs
        • Conservatism: Key thinkers
        • Conservatism: Tensions
        • Conservatism: Extra
      • Socialism
        • Socialism EXTRA
        • Socialism NEWS
        • Socialism lesson 1 Human nature
        • Socialism Lesson 2 Society and Class
        • Socialism lesson 3 Economy
        • Socialism Lesson 4 The State
        • Socialism lesson 5 Revolutionary SocialistKey thinkers No1. Marx and Engels
        • Socialism lesson 6 Rev Socialists + Key Thinker No.2 Rosa Luxemburg
        • Socialism lesson 7 Assessment/Skills
        • Socialism lesson 8 Democratic Socialism + Key thinker No.3 Webb
        • Socialism Lesson 9 Revisionist Socialism part 1 +Key Thinker No.4 Crosland
        • Socialism lesson 10 Revisionism: '3rd way' + Key thinker No.5 Giddens
        • Socialism lesson 11: Assessment planning
        • Socialism lesson 12: Assessment + Consolidation
  • Component 2
    • Constitution
      • UK Constitution EXTRA
    • PM and Executive Contents
      • 1. PM and Exec Intro
      • 2. PM Strong or weak
      • 3. Do we have Cabinet government?
      • 4. Collective and Individual Ministerial Responsibility
      • 5. Recent PMs Institutional and Personal resources
      • 6. PM Case studies
      • 7. Prime Ministerial or Presidential Government
      • 8. PM Assessment
      • 9. PM and Exec Revision and Recap
    • Parliament
      • Parliament extra help
      • Parliament 1 Principles
      • Parliament 2 Legislation
      • Parliament 3 Legislation pt2
      • Parliament 4 Scrutiny
      • Parliament 5 GIL: Scrutiny
      • Parliament 6 Representation
      • Parliament 7 Other functions
      • Parliament 8 Lords
      • Parliament 9 Commons vs Lords
      • Parliament 10 Abolish Lords
      • Parliament 11 Parl v Exec
    • Relations between different institutions
      • Relations 1
      • Relations 2
      • Relations 3
      • Relations 4
      • Relations 5
      • Relations 6
      • Relations 7
      • Relations 8
      • Relations 9
      • Relations 10
    • Non-core ideas - Feminism
      • Feminism EXTRA
      • Feminism NEWS
      • Feminism L1 Sex and Gender
      • Feminism L2 Patriarchy
      • Feminism L2+ KT No.1 Simone de Beauvoir
      • Feminism L3 Intersectionality + KT No. 2 bell hooks
      • Feminism L4 The Economy + Liberal Feminism
      • Feminism L5 Assessment
      • Feminism L6 Radical Feminism
      • Feminism L7 Socialist Feminism
      • Feminism L8 Debates in feminism
      • Feminism L9 Other types of feminism
      • Feminism L10 Assessment
  • Component 3
    • US Democracy and Participation
      • Presidential elections
        • Presidential elections EXTRA
          • Campaign student presentations 2018
          • 2020 Election build-up
        • Voting Behaviour (OLD SPEC)
        • Election 2020
      • US Interest Groups
        • US Interest Groups EXTRA
      • US Political Parties
        • Parties EXTRA
    • US Supreme Court
      • SCOTUS EXTRA
      • SCOTUS NEWS
      • Landmark Cases
    • US Constitution
      • US Constitution EXTRA
      • Constitution EXTRA
    • US Congress
    • US Presidency
      • Presidency EXTRA
      • Presidency NEWS
    • Component 3 Exam Focus
  • SYNOPTICITY
  • More
    • Home
      • How to write Politics essays
        • 30mk ESSAY Qs
        • 30mk SOURCE Qs
        • 24mk Political Ideas Qs
        • 12mk COMPARATIVE Qs
        • EXEMPLARS
          • 30mk ESSAY
          • 30mk SOURCE
          • 24mk IDEAS
          • 12mk COMPARATIVE
      • Know more
        • Read this
        • Watch this
          • UK Watch this
          • US Watch this
          • Political Ideas Watch this
        • Listen to this
        • Quiz of the Week 2020-21
        • Quiz of the week 2021-22
        • Quiz of the week ANSWERS 2022-23
      • Revision resources
        • Content checklists Paper 1
        • Content Checklists paper 2
        • Content checklists paper 3
        • (There are no) Stupid Questions LIST
          • (There are no) stupid questions
            • (There are no) Stupid Questions Component 1
            • (There are no) Stupid Qs Component 2
            • (There are no) Stupid Questions Component 3
        • Friday Revision 19
        • SOURCE Q practice resources
        • Revision lessons 19
        • Political Ideas Revision
        • Revision Quizlets
      • Exam focus
        • Specimen and past papers
        • Student guide to the specification
        • Content checklists
        • Exemplars
        • Content Checklists
          • Edexcel Paper 1
          • Edexcel paper 2
          • Edexcel Paper 3
        • Exam past papers
      • Black History Month 2022
      • POLITICS TEXTBOOKS
        • Component 1 textbooks
        • Component 2 textbooks
        • Component 3 textbooks
        • Political Ideas textbooks
    • Students
      • The Question
    • Component 1
      • Democracy and participation
        • How can democracy be improved? Lessons
          • Introduction
          • L1 What are the different types of democracy? Direct
          • L2 What are the different types of democracy? - Representative
          • L3 How healthy is UK democracy?
          • L4 How can we improve democracy in the UK?
          • L5 Is there a 'participation crisis' in the UK?
          • L6 Assessment - Improving democracy
          • L7 Should we introduce compulsory voting?
          • L8 Who can vote? When did it change?
          • L9 Should we have votes at 16?
          • L10 Improving democracy: Assessment
        • How can democracy be improved? EXTRA
        • Rights and liberties
        • Pressure Groups
      • Political parties
        • 1 What are parties for?
        • 2 How are parties funded?
        • 3 What does the Conservative Party stand for?
        • 4 Assessment/Skills: SOURCE Qs
        • 5 Why is the Conservative Party so successful?
        • 6 What does Labour stand for?
        • 7 Why does Labour fail?
        • 8 What is the point of the Lib Dems?
        • 9 Assessment
        • 10 What impact do minor parties have?
        • 11 Parties Round up
        • 11 Assessment
        • 12 What kind of party system does the UK have?
      • Voting Behaviour
        • Voting Behaviour Lessons
          • VB 1 Introduction
          • VB 2 Does CLASS determine voting?
          • VB 3 Do other SOCIAL FACTORS determine voting?
          • VB 4 Do 'SHORT TERM' factors decide elections?
          • VB 5 Skills/Assessment
          • VB 6 Does the MEDIA decide elections?
          • VB 7 Case study: 1979
          • VB 8: Case study: 1997
          • VB 9 Case study: 2019
          • VB 10: Do OPINION POLLS affect elections?
          • VB 11: ASSESSMENT: 30mk Q practice
          • VB 12: Turnout
          • VB Case study 2024
      • Elections and Referendums
        • Elections and Referendums EXTRA
        • Electoral systems
        • Referendums
      • Core Political Ideas
        • Liberalism
          • Liberalism: Core beliefs
          • Liberalism: Key thinker No1. Locke
          • Liberalism: Classical
          • Liberalism: Key thinker No.2 Wollstonecraft
          • Liberalism: Key thinker No.3 Mill
          • Liberalism: Modern Liberalism
          • Liberalism: Key thinker No.4 John Rawls
          • Liberalism: Key thinker No.5 Betty Friedan
          • Liberalism: Tensions. Classical v Modern
          • Liberalism: Assessment 24 mk Q
          • Liberalism: Revision material
        • Conservatism
          • Conservatism Lessons
            • 1 Human nature and Hobbes
            • 2 State Economy Society
            • 3 Traditional Conservatism + BURKE
            • 3 + One Nation and Oakeshott
            • 4 New Right
            • 5 Rand and Nozick
            • 6 Comparing Traditional and New Right Conservatism
            • 7 24mk ESSAY Skills
            • 8 Planning a 24mk Assessment
            • 9 Debates in Conservatism
          • What is Conservatism?: Core beliefs
          • Conservatism: Key thinkers
          • Conservatism: Tensions
          • Conservatism: Extra
        • Socialism
          • Socialism EXTRA
          • Socialism NEWS
          • Socialism lesson 1 Human nature
          • Socialism Lesson 2 Society and Class
          • Socialism lesson 3 Economy
          • Socialism Lesson 4 The State
          • Socialism lesson 5 Revolutionary SocialistKey thinkers No1. Marx and Engels
          • Socialism lesson 6 Rev Socialists + Key Thinker No.2 Rosa Luxemburg
          • Socialism lesson 7 Assessment/Skills
          • Socialism lesson 8 Democratic Socialism + Key thinker No.3 Webb
          • Socialism Lesson 9 Revisionist Socialism part 1 +Key Thinker No.4 Crosland
          • Socialism lesson 10 Revisionism: '3rd way' + Key thinker No.5 Giddens
          • Socialism lesson 11: Assessment planning
          • Socialism lesson 12: Assessment + Consolidation
    • Component 2
      • Constitution
        • UK Constitution EXTRA
      • PM and Executive Contents
        • 1. PM and Exec Intro
        • 2. PM Strong or weak
        • 3. Do we have Cabinet government?
        • 4. Collective and Individual Ministerial Responsibility
        • 5. Recent PMs Institutional and Personal resources
        • 6. PM Case studies
        • 7. Prime Ministerial or Presidential Government
        • 8. PM Assessment
        • 9. PM and Exec Revision and Recap
      • Parliament
        • Parliament extra help
        • Parliament 1 Principles
        • Parliament 2 Legislation
        • Parliament 3 Legislation pt2
        • Parliament 4 Scrutiny
        • Parliament 5 GIL: Scrutiny
        • Parliament 6 Representation
        • Parliament 7 Other functions
        • Parliament 8 Lords
        • Parliament 9 Commons vs Lords
        • Parliament 10 Abolish Lords
        • Parliament 11 Parl v Exec
      • Relations between different institutions
        • Relations 1
        • Relations 2
        • Relations 3
        • Relations 4
        • Relations 5
        • Relations 6
        • Relations 7
        • Relations 8
        • Relations 9
        • Relations 10
      • Non-core ideas - Feminism
        • Feminism EXTRA
        • Feminism NEWS
        • Feminism L1 Sex and Gender
        • Feminism L2 Patriarchy
        • Feminism L2+ KT No.1 Simone de Beauvoir
        • Feminism L3 Intersectionality + KT No. 2 bell hooks
        • Feminism L4 The Economy + Liberal Feminism
        • Feminism L5 Assessment
        • Feminism L6 Radical Feminism
        • Feminism L7 Socialist Feminism
        • Feminism L8 Debates in feminism
        • Feminism L9 Other types of feminism
        • Feminism L10 Assessment
    • Component 3
      • US Democracy and Participation
        • Presidential elections
          • Presidential elections EXTRA
            • Campaign student presentations 2018
            • 2020 Election build-up
          • Voting Behaviour (OLD SPEC)
          • Election 2020
        • US Interest Groups
          • US Interest Groups EXTRA
        • US Political Parties
          • Parties EXTRA
      • US Supreme Court
        • SCOTUS EXTRA
        • SCOTUS NEWS
        • Landmark Cases
      • US Constitution
        • US Constitution EXTRA
        • Constitution EXTRA
      • US Congress
      • US Presidency
        • Presidency EXTRA
        • Presidency NEWS
      • Component 3 Exam Focus
    • SYNOPTICITY

Exam past papers 

Exam focus

Specimen and Past papers

Student guide to the specification

Content checklists: 

Component 1

Component 2

Component 3

Edexcel Government and Politics Specification

https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/A%20Level/Politics/2017/Specification%20and%20sample%20assessments/A-level-Politics-Specification.pdf

A Level Politics Paper 01 - Question Paper.pdf
9PL0_3A_que_20190614.pdf
9PL0_01_que_20190604.pdf
A Level Politics Paper 02 - Question Paper.pdf
9PL0_02_que_20190607.pdf
9PL0_3A_que_20201014.pdf
A Level Politics Paper 3A - Question Paper.pdf
9PL0_01_que_20201006.pdf
9PL0_02_que_20201009.pdf

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POL IDEAS 24mk MS
AS_and_A_level_Politics_FAQs_07_02_18.pdf
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