Search over 10,000 free study notes
Over a million students use our free study notes to help them with their homework
Top answers
Explain the term ‘two-party system’
The two-party system is a term used in British politics particularly to describe the apparatus of the political system in which two parties, the Labour and Conservative parties, hold the vast majority of the...
HC
Answered by
Harrry C.
•
Government and Politics tutor
3920 Views
Explain the arguments in favour of a proportional electoral system.
Define 'Proportional Representation' - an electoral system where parties gain seats in proportion to the amount of votes they received from the electorateWhat are the benefits?the wishes of the electorate ar...
EH
Answered by
Eve H.
•
Government and Politics tutor
3001 Views
Discuss and evaluate the reforms made by the 1997 Labour Government (25 marker)
(note form)p1. Devolution- Created a new tier of government for Scotland and wales. Scottish Parliament - govern themselves- This was seen when they called the referendum in 2014P2.- Devolution- Labour gover...
DO
Answered by
Deja O.
•
Government and Politics tutor
2265 Views
What's the difference between a republic and a federation?
In short, there isn't one. If you look at forms of government as a sort of pyramid, at the top you'd have democracy and fascism etc (the big forms of governance), then in the middle you'd have republic, mona...
LJ
Answered by
Louis J.
•
Government and Politics tutor
43025 Views
How do I write a 16 mark answer?
You don't need to be scared of bigger questions worth more marks . You approach them the same way as any other question, you just need to write a little bit more. You must always give two sides in your answe...
IS
Answered by
India S.
•
Government and Politics tutor
3400 Views
1
2
3
4
5
6
7