AS Unit F961 British History Period Studies (Y112)

This is a detailed essay plan that discusses the aims of Henry VII's Foreign Policy, and to what extent he used it to secure the succession. The plan includes comprehensive arguments for each point, supported by examples, as well as a written introduction and conclusion. I used this plan to achieve 17/20 for this essay.

This is a detailed essay plan on the Subject of Henry VII's foreign policy and how he avoided war. It includes well-thought out, bullet-pointed arguments with examples to support them, and judgements are reached for each argument. There is also a written introduction and conclusion. I used these notes to achieve a 15/20 on this essay.

This is a complete essay on the subject of Wolsey, Henry VIII's chief minister, and his fall from power. I received 20/20, full marks, for this essay.

Summary and takeaways from each chapter from Pitt to Peel with timelines and detailed notes on important information that usually comes up in exams Summary on each pressure group, most especially on Chartism Summary on the social reforms made in during the time of Peel Summary on the history of the Conservative Party

Detailed notes and examples on King John and the loss of Normandy (includes John's inheritance, defeat of Arthur, French campaigns, the terms of Le Goulet, economic implications). Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

Detailed notes and examples on King John and relations with the Church (includes details of the dispute with Pope Innocent, prior relations with the Church, precedent for intervention in ecclesiastical elections, reconciliation with the papacy). Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer. (*N.B. all of these notes and more are included in my 'King John and the Church EXTENDED notes' - please do not buy both as you will receive duplicate material which I will not...

Detailed notes and examples on King John and Magna Carta (includes reasons for opposition, demands presented in Magna Carta, King John's response, constitutional developments). Work produced by a student with four A* predictions and an Oxbridge offer.

A 35-page full set of detailed revision notes on King Henry III for OCR A level history (late medieval study component). Includes all the examples, key events and details that you will need to succeed in your essays. Notes are structured, as per the specification, around the following key periods: - minority and early years of the reign (1216-32) - Henry’s personal rule (1232-58) - political crisis (1258-63) - Simon de Montfort, civil war and reconstruction (1263-72) Work produced ...

This is a detailed timeline for the Domestic Politics 1940-1951 chapter of the Britain 1900-1951 course. I used these timelines for active recall in the lead-up to my exams and to consolidate my knowledge. This proved invaluable for my A level exam for which I am predicted an A*.