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Edexcel A Level Politics. USA . Congress. Structure of congress Which house is more important Congress - representation How do members of congress vote How does a bill become a law Congress and the president Congress and other branches of government Events Changing significance Effectiveness of congress Comparing congress and parliament 1 Comparing congress and parliament 2 Comparing congress and parliament 3

The executive branch (1-4) The History of the Presidency The executive office of the presidency The power of the president The vice president The cabinet Limitations on presidential power The presidency key terms US and UK executive comparison Congressional committees Iron triangles EXOP and Cabinet rivalries Bicameralism

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1&2 - Intro ideologies and liberalism 3 - Human nature 4 - individualism and rights 5 - Tolerance 6&7 - Democracy, pluralism and equality 8&9 - Freedom justice and equality 10&11 - Classic liberalism 12&13 Modern progressive liberalism 14 - John Locke 15&16 Mill 17 - Rawles 18 - Mary Wollstonecraft 19 - TH Green 20 - Betty freidan 21 - Evaluation