Jack the ripper - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Provides an in-depth run through of the Crime and Punishment & Whitechapel option of the pearson edexcel GCSE history. Provides notes and tables easy for memory

whole story recounted from The Whitechapel Murders in English.

deep explanation of the context behind dr jekyll and mr hyde.

This document looks at immigration and prejudice in London during the time of Jack the Ripper. Looking at key issues such as anti-Semitism and the Alien Acts

Achieved grade 9 with these notes topics: Anglo Saxon England and Norman England (1068 – 1088) Crime and Punishment (1000 – Present) Whitechapel – Jack the Ripper (1870-1900) Weimar Germany (1919 – 1933)

This document contains each policing method used to try and catch the Ripper, the description of the method, whether the method was old or new to the Ripper murders, the rating of effectiveness and an explanation as to why I have rated it that way.

Mainly summaries of Shirley Jackson's short stories: The Smoking Room, I Don't Kiss Strangers, Summer Afternoon, Indians Live in Tents, The Very Hot Sun in Bermuda, Nightmare, Dinner for a Gentleman, Party of Boys, Jack the Ripper, The Honeymoon of Mrs Smith (Version 1), The Honeymoon of Mrs Smith (Version 2), The Sister, Arch-criminal, Mrs Anderson, Come to the Fair, and Portrait. From the collection "Just an Ordinary Day".

Full notes for the Whitechapel section of GCSE history. Includes key names, dates, events, etc, as well as investigation methods. In handwritten mind-map form.