Core ideologies exam tips

Exam tips

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to understand the meaning of the prescribed key concepts and terminology for conservatism..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to analyse and evaluate debates about the nature of conservatism..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to analyse and evaluate core conservative ideas and values concerning government, the free market and the individual..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to analyse and evaluate strands of conservative thinking from traditional conservatism to the New Right..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to relate Thomas Hobbes's account of human nature, laws of nature, sovereign power, the individual and self-protection to conservative thinking..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to relate Edmund Burke's anti-Jacobinism, Whig principles and responses to the American and French Revolutions to conservative thinking..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to relate Michael Oakeshott's defence of tradition, criticism of rationalism and Politics of Faith versus Politics of Scepticism to conservative thinking..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to relate Ayn Rand's opposition to collectivism and statism, ethical egoism and individual rights to conservative thinking..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Conservatism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to relate Robert Nozick's limited state and justification of wealth inequalities arising from freely exchanged contracts to conservative thinking..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.

• Socialism Politics exam tip 1

  Use a precise political example to support each developed point. Apply this to understand the meaning of the prescribed key concepts and terminology for socialism..

  This makes the advice actionable, preserves political concept boundaries and keeps AO1, AO2 and AO3 distinct.