More skills.
Less repetition.

Consider competing factors and reach a supported judgement.

Apply relevant contemporary examples to participation and representation.

Explain the exercise or limits of political power with specific evidence.

Use the taught international context and connect evidence directly to the task.

Develop a causal explanation and apply relevant political or social evidence.

Explain causes or evaluate responses using relevant examples.

Evaluate a policy or outcome using a clear chain of reasoning.

Explain patterns, causes or responses using relevant social evidence.

Evaluate source origin, methods and supporting evidence, not appearance alone.

Read figures accurately, compare like with like and avoid unsupported causal claims.

Recommend a course of action using supporting evidence and address alternatives.

Draw distinct conclusions and support each using evidence across the sources.

Select evidence supporting and challenging the viewpoint, then justify a judgement.