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Edexcel Politics Revision Guide – Component 2: UK Government © www.politicsteaching.com – 2022/23 [Updated: 09.05.2023]
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Overview. This revision guide has been written for students studying Edexcel’s A-Level Politics qualification. This guide is for Component 1 (UK Politics): Democracy and Participation. However, it may also be useful for students studying the Edexcel AS-Level and the AQA and WJEC courses.
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