Lessons (6)
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In this lesson, we will explore the key features of democratic and non-democratic countries. We will examine the UK and compare its form of democracy to the form of governance in China. We will then discuss the pros and cons of different types of government.
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In this lesson, we will recap the type of government the UK has and explore the differences in a devolved government. We will then go on to analyse how governments work in other countries. We will have an opportunity to examine the difference between a democratic government and other forms of government.
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In this lesson, we will explore key features of democratic and non-democratic governments. North Korea is used as a case study to investigate what life is like in a non-democratic nation. Comparisons are made between democratic and non-democratic governments focusing on the issue of human rights.
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In this lesson, we will learn about the similarities and differences between Westminster and Congress. You will compare the political systems of both the UK and US before making a judgement on how similar they are.
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In this lesson, we will explore the role of the UK's Prime Minister and compare it to the President of the United States and the King of Saudi Arabia. We will how consider the similarities and differences of these premierships.
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In this lesson, we will consider a variety of electoral systems. We will look back at First Past the Post, the electoral system of the UK general election and we will weigh up its strengths and weaknesses. Further case studies of the election systems in the USA and Germany are given to aid evaluation of the UK electoral system.
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