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Detailed A* Notes on Impact of WW1 on army, economy, Tsarina and Gov.
A* student (currently studying at Oxford) notes.
- Lecture notes
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A* student (currently studying at Oxford) notes.
Essay 19/20 A* - To what extent did Russia experience both political and economic change in the Tsarist regime 1906-14?
A* essay written by A* studying at Oxford.
- Exam (elaborations)
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A* essay written by A* studying at Oxford.
Essay 16/20 A - How far could the historian make use of the sources together to investigate the aims and events of the 1905 revolution.
A graded essay written by a student who got an A* in final exams.
- Exam (elaborations)
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A graded essay written by a student who got an A* in final exams.
Essay 18/20 A* - It was the actions of the Tsar that were primarily responsible for the 1905 Revolution. How far do you agree?
A* essay written by an A* student studying at Oxford.
- Exam (elaborations)
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A* essay written by an A* student studying at Oxford.
Detailed A* Notes on comparing revolutions
A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. - includes the 1905 Revolution, Feb 1917 and Oct 1917. Similarity and difference questions could be asked in the exam and this document prepares you for those essays. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
- Lecture notes
- • 12 pages •
A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. - includes the 1905 Revolution, Feb 1917 and Oct 1917. Similarity and difference questions could be asked in the exam and this document prepares you for those essays. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
Detailed A* Notes - Theme 4 Economic Policy - 1917-1924
A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
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A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
Detailed A* Notes - Theme 3 - 1917
A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
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A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
Detailed A* Notes - Theme 2 - 1906-1917
A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
- Lecture notes
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A* student made them and used them as the majority of their revision for the final exams. Provides information and helps to understand the textbook (it includes outside information from other textbooks, revision guides, academic journals and books etc).
Detailed A* - Notes Theme 1 - 1894-1905
Notes from A* student currently studying at Oxford.
- Lecture notes
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Notes from A* student currently studying at Oxford.
Factfiles 1894-1924
Bundle of fact files for individuals involved in the Russian Revolutions. Information is collected by an A* student studying at University of Oxford and is created using many resources. Useful for understanding the textbook, evidence in essays and source questions (provenance/background of those that write the sources)
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- Father Gapon Factfile • Summary
- Konstantin Petrovich Pobedonostev Factfile • Summary
- Vyacheslav von Plehve Factfile • Summary
- Peter Stolypin Factfile • Summary
- Grigori Rasputin Factfile • Summary
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Bundle of fact files for individuals involved in the Russian Revolutions. Information is collected by an A* student studying at University of Oxford and is created using many resources. Useful for understanding the textbook, evidence in essays and source questions (provenance/background of those that write the sources)
Essay 19/20 A* - To what extent did Russia experience both political and economic change in the Tsarist regime 1906-14?
Essay 17/20 A - How accurate is it to say Charles I’s actions and attitudes were primarily responsible for the problems faced by the monarchy 1625-40?
Essay Plan - How far would you agree that the greatest threat to the C of E between 1625 and 1688 was the advance of Presbyterianism?
Essay 18:20 A*- How significant was the role of the EIC in ghe expansion of overseas trade 1625-88?
Essay 19:20 A* - How significant were developments in agriculture for the growth of the economy 1625-88?