Hy113 lse - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Lecture and reading notes on the Algerian War of Independence. The Algerian War of Independence is a component of the HY113 module at LSE. Notes are ideal for exam and assessment preparation.

Document contains an exemplar HY113 essay with department marksheet and professor's review. The essay focuses on analysis of key actors in Indian independence and was rewarded a 69. As mentioned in the marking, better citation formatting would have pushed it up to a first. Improve your chances of achieving optimal grades by understanding the requirements of lse examiners and professors.

This document incudes detailed notes of all the first term (AT) readings for LSE course HY113. The notes total 46 pages and all readings are already formatted in suitable bibliography format. Furthermore, the level of detail and analysis is enough to create multiple essay and essay plans from the content with ease and speed. The document also provides pre-written answers to potential class questions to advance your level of engagement in class discussions.

Notes on the Indian Independence movement and Gandhi's leadership. Ideal for exam and assessment preparation. These notes have helped produce 1st class pieces of work.

Detailed study notes on the Indian Independence movement. These notes have helped produce 1st class pieces of work. Ideal for exam and assessment preparation.

This document incudes detailed notes of all the second term (WT) readings for LSE course HY113 and is a part 2 to my term one readings. The notes total 44 pages and all readings are already formatted in suitable bibliography format. Furthermore, the level of detail and analysis is enough to create multiple essay and essay plans from the content with ease and speed. Included in the notes are existing essay plans and large paragraphs suitable for adaptation into essay content. This document should...

Overview of the factors that led to the Rwandan genocide in 1994: the legacy of colonialism, internal factors, international enabling factors and mobilisation. In addition to a general overview, the document highlights useful historians to cite during the exam.

These are study notes on the origins and consequences of the Chinese Revolution. These notes have helped produce 1st class pieces of work. Ideal for exam revision and assessment preparation.

Notes relating to Japan between the nineteenth century and 1945 (the road to 1945). These notes have been used to produce 1st pieces of historical work. Ideal for exam and assessment preparation for HY113 module.

Detailed notes on relevant readings, historiography and detailed essay plans covering previous exam questions for 5 topics of the HY113 exam. Topics include: 1. India in Revolt - Assessing the role of the INC, Gandhi and the British 2. The Middle East after WWI- Assessing the Role of Britain and France in the Middle East 3. The Cuban Revolution - Looking at causes, anti-imperialist nature, historical interpretations, Marti's legacy 4. The Iranian Revolution - Looking at the causes, Khomein...