Pearson Edexcel • History 2015

This document contains timelines about, 1. How did the presidency change? (1917-33) 2. Act / Committee Set up (1917-33) 3. How did the presidency change? (1933-45) 4. Act / Committee Set up (1933-45)

This powerpoint is a detailed revision resource for the Crusades paper of the A-Level History course. It details who Saladin was, his role in the crusades, and how he can be argued to be the most important individual in the crusades. The powerpoint compares him to Alexius I in order to work on comparison skills for potential exam questions.

Chapter 3 FULL NOTES Sections: -The organisation of the parish-based relief system -The problem of the ‘able-bodied pauper’: -Outdoor relief systems - Speenhamland, Roundsman and the Labour Rate -Indoor relief in poorhouses, workhouses and houses of correction -The impact of Gilbert’s Act 1782 and Sturges-Bourne Acts 1818 and 1819 -Pressures for change: financial and ideological arguments -The influence of Bentham’s Utilitarianism:

Chapter 3: Paupers and Pauperism, Notes for the following sections: The organisation of the parish-based relief system The problem of the ‘able-bodied pauper’

Notes include summaries and analysis for: - How the Bolsheviks held their power - Bolshevik Economic Policy - NEP - Tambov Rising - Kronstadt Mutiny - Why were the Bolsheviks able to defeat the domestic enemies in the Russian Civil War? - Foreign intervention during the Civil War All notes handwritten on paper and in english. Be aware that edges of the paper may have been cut off due to the scanning of documents.

Notes include summaries and analysis for: - Dual Power - Who opposed the Provisional Government? - June Offensive - July Days - How did Kerensky Become Head of the Provisional Government and Why did he Fail? - Kornilov Affair? - What Part Did Lenin and Trotsky Play in the October Revolution? All notes handwritten on paper and in english. Be aware that edges of the paper may have been cut off due to the scanning of documents.

Notes include summaries and analysis for: - Fundamental laws - The Dumas - Stolypin's Policies - Lena Goldfields - What impact did WW1 have on the Tsar's reputation? - Why was the Tsar forced to abdicate? All notes handwritten on paper and in english. Be aware that edges of the paper may have been cut off due to the scanning of documents.

Notes include summaries and analysis for the following key questions, events and policies: - How was Russia Governed? - Reasons for Limited Impact of Opposition Groups - Russo-Japanese War - Bloody Sunday - 1905 Revolution - August Manifesto - October Manifesto All notes handwritten on paper and in english. Be aware that edges of the paper may have been cut off due to the scanning of documents.

Revision notes and summaries for a level history edexcel paper 2 russia in revolution, unit 1: the rule of nicholas II . Notes include summaries and analysis for: - August Manifesto - October Manifesto All notes handwritten on paper and in english. Be aware that edges of the paper may have been cut off due to the scanning of documents.

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