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1  To understand the terms codified/un codified constitution L2.3: Written/Unwritten Constitution  To understand the terms written/unwritten constitution.  To explore the sources of the UK constitution Copyright ©Politics Teacher Ltd, 2010/reviewed 2013

2 Sources of the UK Constitution

3 At least 3 further questions you have about the Constitution

4 Look out for political cartoons in the paper.

5 ..the constitution is unwritten and that everyone just seems to ‘know’ the rules somehow!

6  To understand the terms codified/un codified constitution L2.3: Written/Unwritten Constitution  To understand the terms written/unwritten constitution.  To explore the sources of the UK constitution Copyright ©Politics Teacher Ltd, 2010/reviewed 2013

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