Oxford AQA History for A Level notes (1st edition)

These notes cover the impact of WW1 and WW2 on the empire, the growth and contraction of the British Empire in the inter-war period and the post-WW2 contraction of the Empire in India, Palestine and Burma. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover decolonisation between 1945-67 in East, West and Southern Africa, South East Asia and Cyprus and explores the reasons for it. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover the role the major nationalist leaders and colonial administrators played in bringing about independence between 1947-1967. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover the colonial policy in India in the inter-war period and the administration of the African empire, British policies in the Middle East and the relationship between Britain and the Dominions between 1914-1947. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover the challenges to British rule in India, the Middle East and Ireland between 1914-1947. It explores how united Indian nationalism was and the extent to which African nationalism was a threat to the empire between 1914-47. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover the role of the Colonial Office, the administration of India and Egypt and various British policy between 1890-1914. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover the lingering ties that Britain had with its Commonwealth after decolonisation, the ways the empire continued to shape culture and public attitudes in Britain and the reaction of the British public towards post war migration. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover the growth of nationalism post WW2, particularly in Malaya, Nigeria, the CAF and Kenya. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover how Britain administered its empire, how rule of India changed after 1858, the international threats to the empire, the conferences that led to the ‘Scramble for Africa’ and the informal empire between 1857-1890. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.

These notes cover the impact of WW1 on Britain and its colonies, the Great Depression, Sterling Area and Imperial Preference in the interwar years and the economic impact of WW2 on Britain with relation to the empire. They are for the new a level specification and are to an A*standard.