UK vs US Constitution | Comparative Politics | A Level Politics

In this lesson, we're going to be comparing the US and UK Constitution to look at the areas of similarities and the areas of differences.
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A-Level Politics is an advanced-level academic qualification typically taken by students in the United Kingdom during their post-16 education, which corresponds to the final two years of secondary education. A Levels are a rigorous qualification that is equivalent to the final years of high school in the United States. A-Level Politics is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of political systems, government structures, and key political concepts.
- S. Lemieux et al, AQA A Level Politics: Government and Politics of the UK, Government and Politics of the USA and Comparative Politics (Hodder Education, 2021).
- B. Jones, UK Politics (Routledge, 2021).
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[@kateholmes8857]

i have my comparative a level tomorrow- this vid was v helpful thx

[@mabufang2217]

same lol :P

[@maximevanel559]

hello, thank you so much for the video it was truly enlightning ; now is the document up somewhere online ? because it all seemed to be extremely concise as well...

[@sophieseitler7639]

how does the US constitution ensure federalism?

[@inuitshaman1483]

Constitution-10th amendment
Case law-US V Lopez // Shelby County v Holder