Non-Core Political Ideas: resources for ideologies
Non-Core Political Ideas have a huge influence on how people think and how other core ideologies have evolved over time. During your studies, you will explore one of the five non-core ideologies, and see how they influenced thinking surrounding human nature, the state, society and the economy.
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Knowledge Quizzes
Get to know your progress with your Non-Core Political Idea. Quizzes help identify gaps in your knowledge which you can patch.
Key Thinker Profiles
An important part of the Non-Core Political Ideas is the key thinkers. We outline their main ideas and theories that contribute to the idea.
Model Answers
Understand the core elements of an essay and how to write them, seeing how past Non-Core Political Ideas essays have received an A*.
About our Non-Core Political Ideas course
Study Dog is an online and mobile learning platform built for A Level Politics students. We provide resources in a range of formats, including text, video and audio. This means that no matter how you like to learn, we have resources for you.
You can also log your learning for different topics using our progress tracking feature. Our platform includes engaging course notes, video lessons, and our innovative platform features like StudyBot. These can be accessed at any time from a laptop, tablet, or mobile. Our resources are easy to read and keep you engaged to learn more about the political world.
Since our resources are available online, they are always kept up-to-date. So, if there’s a new key thinker development or case study, you can be sure that we’ll update our Non-Core Political Ideas content so you have the latest updates available.
Within our Core Political Ideas course, you will look at one of five ideologies. Anarchism is the ideology of a stateless society. Ecologism looks at how we can use politics to help the environment. Feminism looks at closing the inequality gap between men and women. Multiculturalism seeks to create a diverse society. Nationalism is the ideology of nations and patriotism.
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