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GCSE: Politics
1,377 GCSE Politics essays
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'First-past-the-post should be replaced as a method of electing political representatives.' Discuss.
5 star(s)Response to Question The candidate gives an extensive, well developed response to the question. They concisely explain first-past-the-post, and then go on to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of FPTP in…
- Essay length: 1457 words
- Submitted: 22/02/2007
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ecaudate
28/02/2012
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Evaluate the case for using Referenda to decide important issues in the UK
4 star(s)Response to Question The candidate's response is generally very good, briefly describing referenda, and taking into account many different issues surrounding the use of referenda. However, there is a lack of…
- Essay length: 1061 words
- Submitted: 24/04/2006
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Reviewed by:
ecaudate
23/02/2012
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Describe the process by which MPs are elected to Westminster. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the First past the Post system? The Parliament in UK
4 star(s)Response to Question This question is a fairly typical two-part question, with candidates needing to address both areas and draw on different skills in order to write a good essay. This…
- Essay length: 871 words
- Submitted: 24/04/2006
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Reviewed by:
ecaudate
23/02/2012
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To what extent has New Labour abandoned traditional Labour values?
4 star(s)Response to Question A question that begins "To what extent..." invites the candidate to debate the topic of the question, and a discussion of how far New Labour has gone from…
- Essay length: 927 words
- Submitted: 31/03/2006
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Reviewed by:
ecaudate
26/02/2012
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Evaluate the case for using referenda to decide important issues in the UK
3 star(s)Response to Question The candidate has given a broad, but fairly shallow answer to the question. Many of the issues raised by the use referendums are discussed, demonstrating knowledge of the…
- Essay length: 1173 words
- Submitted: 14/11/2008
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Reviewed by:
ecaudate
22/02/2012
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What have been the effects of the use of proportional electoral systems in the UK?
3 star(s)The response to the question is good - his/her ideas are set out clearly and explained in detail. The candidate's response generally focuses on the advantages and disadvantages of differing…
- Essay length: 1070 words
- Submitted: 27/02/2007
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ecaudate
28/02/2012
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Government Policies aimed at reducing poverty in the UK
- Essay length: 600 words
- Submitted: 14/05/2012
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