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

An in depth overview of the Mid-Tudor crisis (1547-1558) written by an A* student. The guide follows the reigns of Edward VI, Lady Jane Grey and Mary I. This guide covers their respective economic, social, religious and foreign policies as well as rebellions, intellectual developments and problems encountered in their reigns. The guide is also complete with exam tips, historians' opinions and essay plans to help you target you revision.

This document includes 22 pages which summarises the entire course from 1871 to 1945. There are also two extra pages which involve the economic state of West Germany from 1945-1985. After this, there are 3 completed essay examples as well as 3 completed essay plans. I used this document to help revise for my A-Levels. I consistently got A's and A*'s in all my mocks by using this summary. I added some of my own high-marking practice essays at the end to show an example. I would give my ...

This is a summary of all of the parts of the Germany Breadth course than I had to learn for the 2022 exam season. This is everything from Imperial Germany in 1871 to the Fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. I have included all of the content that was in the 2022 pre-release information, which isn't all of it, but is easily 2/3 of everything in the course. This is an excellent summary of the course and the textbook, hope you get as much use out of them as I did.

This document includes 22 pages which summarises the entire course from 1871 to 1945. There are also two extra pages which involve the economic state of West Germany from 1945-1985. After this, there are 3 completed essay examples as well as 3 completed essay plans. I used this document to help revise for my A-Levels. I consistently got A's and A*'s in all my mocks by using this summary. I added some of my own high-marking practice essays at the end to show an example. I would give my ...

This is a summary of all of the parts of the Germany Breadth course than I had to learn for the 2022 exam season. This is everything from Imperial Germany in 1871 to the Fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. I have included all of the content that was in the 2022 pre-release information, which isn't all of it, but is easily 2/3 of everything in the course. This is an excellent summary of the course and the textbook, hope you get as much use out of them as I did.

An in depth overview of the Mid-Tudor crisis (1547-1558) written by an A* student. The guide follows the reigns of Edward VI, Lady Jane Grey and Mary I. This guide covers their respective economic, social, religious and foreign policies as well as rebellions, intellectual developments and problems encountered in their reigns. The guide is also complete with exam tips, historians' opinions and essay plans to help you target you revision.