A Level Politics: Comparative Approaches for Component 3

[@shmrrr9866]

well explain and easily understandable, thank you for this, very needed for my final test tomorrow

[@oath2502]

hi do you have to explicitly state which comparitive theory your using in each paragraph?

[@jamesmoore2050]

THANKS ALAN THIS WAS SUPERB!!

[@AlanHistoryNerd]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@antheahamilton4988]

Hi, are these the questions that came up in the 2019 paper? Love the vid x

[@64Rubix]

Really well explained - thanks very much

[@AlanHistoryNerd]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bush_tn2133]

Hi Alan, does this apply to AQA A-level Politics too? The question structure is different but I presume the concepts are the same

[@AlanHistoryNerd]

I'm not sure as I don't teach the AQA spec

[@amaliapnaglergomez7117]

Do you have any comparative model answers?

[@chloerobertson7189]

Hi - would the differences in regional parties be structural? And how would you explain this (the question is the differences between the party systems and one of my points is how uk has more regional 3rd parties that are successful). Thank you

[@AlanHistoryNerd]

My first instinct is that this is cultural (linked to groups) as about parties, there could be regional parties in the US (in the past the Democrats were the party of the South and Republicans the party of the North- 1860). However you could definitely look at this as structural as you could argue that it is the structure of the UK with the different nations that leads to there being the SNP etc.

[@niha-gz5mc]

Hello, do you teach edexcel? If yes, then could you please let me know if I can choose between US politics or global politics in component 3?

[@AlanHistoryNerd]

I do teach EDEXCEL, colleges and schools choose between America 3A and Global 3B. We do 3A America

[@zacnutting3141]

I just liked the video and took it up to the total number of executive orders Donald Trump used. 220 :)))))

[@someguy-cv9jd]

the rational theory doesn't work when thinking about how trump and boris got in? nice to see your political views. thanks for the video though.

[@emilyb7041]

he didn't say anything about his own politics, just mentioned that the rational theory might not apply in the case of Trump and Johnson since people voted for them even though their policies might not benefit them, so one of the other theories might explain it better

[@beth3165]

@@emilyb7041 I wouldn't bother he has a union jack pfp

[@someguy-cv9jd]

@@emilyb7041 hes saying that their not rational, so yes hes showing his political stance. im just here for the video for revision and don't really care, just though i'de comment it anyway. but no, people voted for trump and johnson for rational reasons because they would benefit them. your crazy if you think hes not showing his political views... its blood obvious... i mean come on...

[@someguy-cv9jd]

@@beth3165 whats your problem with the union jack?

[@someguy-cv9jd]

@@emilyb7041 i watch this guys videos all the time and he always says little remarks that show this politican viewpoint, i could give you many many many more examples throughout his other videos, this isnt the only one. seriously though did you really not get his joke? it was quite funny tbf on him (about rational theory not applying to boris/trump).