<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that we can no longer be assured that rights are adequately protected in the UK (30)</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>953 words long (page and half)</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that executive dominance ensures parliament has little meaningful control over the legislative process (30)</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1168 words long (2 pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that the emergence of multiple parties in the UK means that the Westminster electoral system must be changed? (30)</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1438 words long (over 2 pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that those pressure groups that have abundant resources have the greatest influence on government policies</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>993 words long (one and a half pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that the UK Supreme Court can effectively hold the executive in check.</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1098 words long (almost 2 pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that the conventions on ministerial responsibility no longer apply in practice</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1097 words long (almost 2 pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that the Conservative Party are internally divided</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1103 words long (one and a half pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p>**Question: Evaluate the view that the Labour Party is internally divided **</p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1129 words long (nearly 2 pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that the media have a decisive impact on the outcome of elections (30)</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>933 words long (page and half).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that the constitution is in urgent need of further reform (30)</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1350 words long (two pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that there are more advantages to having a codified and entrenched constitution than remaining with an uncodified constitution? (30)</strong></p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1119 words (two pages)</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p><strong>Question: Evaluate the view that the major political parties disagree on policies and ideas.</strong><br /> **<br /> Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>920 words long (1 page and a half).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>

<p>Question: Evaluate the view that backbenchers have little impact on parliament (30)</p> <p>Marked by A-level Politics teacher and amended, before being re-checked to be top quality A* level full-length answer to the question.</p> <p>1096 words long (almost 2 pages).</p> <p>Can be learnt for this topic and the points made can be used for many different essay questions.</p>