Y113 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

History OCR A-Level British period study and enquiry: Britain 1930—1997. Complete revision notes on Britain 1951—1997, written by a straight A* student. Summarised and well organised notes of the official OCR textbook and in order. Includes collated information from class, the textbook and online. Topics include: Conservative domination 1951-64, Labour and Conservative governments 1964-79, Thatcher and the end of consensus 1979-97, Britain’s position in the world 1951-97. Other revisio...

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.

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

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.

Access a complete and expansive timeline of Indian independence and political history from 1900 to 1947. The timeline has been carefully colour coded and laid out for ease of memory and understanding. Furthermore, it specifically notes the relevance of key political events to the status and activities of relevant actors such as the Muslim League, Forward Bloc Party, British administrators and the Indian National Congress. This tool helped me achieve a first in HY113 in my first year so I recomme...

Essay tables for both the Churchill 1930-1945 and the 1951-1997 studies. Suitable for all possible essays A* level

BIOLOGY113 Exam 2-Chapters 7-11 Questions with Answers

ocr a level history a y113/o1 britain 193o–1997 june 2o23

A comprehensive pdf of essay tables with information and facts regarding all topics within this enquiry topic. Suitable for any possible essay.

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.