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Filter 58 original practice packs by topic, strand or tier. Each pack keeps its questions and full mark scheme together. Edexcel 9PL0 UK government and politics, US politics and comparative approaches.

58 of 58 packs

Political Parties1.13p + answers · 62 marksPDF

Direct versus Representative Democracy and Debates on Reform1.21p + answers · 58 marksPDF

Rights and Civil Liberties in the UK: Protection and Tensions1.31p + answers · 57 marksPDF

Pressure Groups, Think Tanks and Lobbyists in UK Politics1.42p + answers · 79 marksPDF

First Past the Post: Operation and Impact on UK General Elections1.52p + answers · 50 marksPDF

Proportional Systems and Electoral Reform Debates in the UK1.62p + answers · 59 marksPDF

Long-Term Factors Influencing Voting Behaviour: Class, Age and Region1.71p + answers · 59 marksPDF

Short-Term Factors and the 2019 General Election Case Study1.82p + answers · 60 marksPDF

The Media, Opinion Polls and Their Influence on UK Elections1.92p + answers · 56 marksPDF

Party Funding, Internal Factions and Political Consensus in the UK1.102p + answers · 58 marksPDF

Liberal Democrats, Greens and Reform UK: Minor and Emerging Parties1.112p + answers · 60 marksPDF

The SNP, Plaid Cymru and Classifying the UK Party System1.122p + answers · 64 marksPDF

Prime Minister and Executive2.12p + answers · 50 marksPDF

The Nature and Sources of the UK Constitution2.21p + answers · 72 marksPDF

Constitutional Reform Since 1997 and Debates on Further Reform2.31p + answers · 66 marksPDF

The Structure, Composition and Functions of Parliament2.41p + answers · 70 marksPDF

Parliament's Legislative Process and Scrutiny of the Executive2.52p + answers · 54 marksPDF

The Relationship Between the Executive and Parliament2.61p + answers · 59 marksPDF

The Judiciary: Independence, Neutrality and the Supreme Court2.71p + answers · 60 marksPDF

Judicial Review and the Judiciary's Power Over Government2.81p + answers · 83 marksPDF

Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Impact of Devolution2.91p + answers · 57 marksPDF

The Structures and Powers of the Devolved Governments of the UK2.102p + answers · 59 marksPDF

The Comparative Powers of the Commons and Lords, and Lords Reform2.111p + answers · 57 marksPDF

Referendums as an Instrument of Constitutional Change in the UK2.122p + answers · 55 marksPDF

Conservatism3.12p + answers · 60 marksPDF

Core Ideas and Principles of Liberalism3.22p + answers · 52 marksPDF

Classical and Modern Liberalism: Tensions Within the Tradition3.31p + answers · 53 marksPDF

Liberal Thinkers: John Locke and Mary Wollstonecraft3.42p + answers · 52 marksPDF

Liberal Thinkers: John Stuart Mill and John Rawls3.51p + answers · 50 marksPDF

Core Ideas and Principles of Socialism3.61p + answers · 51 marksPDF

Revolutionary Socialism and Social Democracy: Tensions Within the Tradition3.72p + answers · 58 marksPDF

Socialist Thinkers: Karl Marx and Rosa Luxemburg3.81p + answers · 53 marksPDF

Socialist Thinkers: Beatrice Webb and Anthony Crosland3.92p + answers · 57 marksPDF

Traditional Conservatism and the New Right: Tensions Within the Tradition3.102p + answers · 55 marksPDF

Core Ideas and Principles of Feminism4.12p + answers · 58 marksPDF

Liberal and Radical Feminism: Tensions Within the Tradition4.21p + answers · 46 marksPDF

Feminist Thinkers: Mary Wollstonecraft and Betty Friedan4.31p + answers · 48 marksPDF

Feminist Thinkers: Kate Millett and Sylvia Walby4.41p + answers · 47 marksPDF

Core Ideas and Principles of Anarchism4.51p + answers · 51 marksPDF

Collectivist and Individualist Anarchism: Tensions Within the Tradition4.62p + answers · 54 marksPDF

Anarchist Thinkers: William Godwin and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon4.72p + answers · 59 marksPDF

Anarchist Thinkers: Mikhail Bakunin and Emma Goldman4.82p + answers · 60 marksPDF

US Presidency5.11p + answers · 68 marksPDF

Comparative Theories: Structural, Rational and Cultural Approaches5.22p + answers · 78 marksPDF

The US Constitution: Principles and the Amendment Process5.32p + answers · 58 marksPDF

US Federalism: The Changing Relationship Between Federal and State Government5.42p + answers · 57 marksPDF

US Congress: Structure and Formal Powers of the House and Senate5.52p + answers · 57 marksPDF

Congress in Practice: Committees, Incumbency and Relations with the Presidency5.61p + answers · 54 marksPDF

The US Supreme Court: Role, Appointment and Judicial Philosophy5.72p + answers · 53 marksPDF

Civil Rights in the United States: Race, Gender and LGBT+ Rights5.81p + answers · 48 marksPDF

US Elections: The Electoral College, Primaries and Caucuses5.91p + answers · 57 marksPDF

US Political Parties, Pressure Groups and Campaign Finance5.101p + answers · 50 marksPDF

Comparative US/UK Constitutions: Federal and Unitary Government5.112p + answers · 65 marksPDF

Comparative US/UK Legislatures: Congress and Parliament5.122p + answers · 54 marksPDF

Comparative US/UK Executives: The President and the Prime Minister5.131p + answers · 52 marksPDF

Comparative US/UK Judiciaries and Rights Protection5.142p + answers · 56 marksPDF

Comparative US/UK Democracy and Participation5.152p + answers · 68 marksPDF

US Voting Behaviour and the Participation Crisis5.162p + answers · 53 marksPDF

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A Level Politics: UK Politics Practice Book76 pp - 12 chapters A Level Politics: UK Government Practice Book70 pp - 12 chapters A Level Politics: Core political ideas Practice Book60 pp - 10 chapters A Level Politics: Non-core political ideas Practice Book49 pp - 8 chapters A Level Politics: US politics and comparative politics Practice Book96 pp - 16 chapters

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