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Concise notes for Edexcel A Level History, Paper 1, Option 1E, focusing specifically on the Collapse of the USSR. These notes detail the critical events and policies leading to the fall, including leadership transitions from Brezhnev to Yeltsin, economic challenges, political reforms, and the role of international relations. Key information is color-coded for efficient revision

This presentation is an invaluable resource for students seeking to revise climate change topics covered in class. Used successfully by my students last year, it led to an average grade increase to an A. These comprehensive notes include textbook and exam questions, ensuring thorough understanding and preparation for assessments. Made for the Biology A-Level Edexcel A (Salters-Nuffield) A Level specification.

What happened to Germany at the end of WW1?. This document is a brief , quick informative summary of all you need to know about Germany after ww1. It includes information about the treaty of versailles and how it impacted germany negatively .

Why was there a stalemate on the western front ?. This documents includes a source , retrieval guide , a thorough explanation on the schliefflan plan and how it lead to a stalemate , and it includes the different types of warfare and weapons used throughout the war .

How did the assassination of Franz Ferdinand lead to the outbreak of the first world war ?. This documents an in dept description on the assasination of archduke Franz Ferdinand and how that contributed to the beginning of World war one . It includes a source picture that show the countries relationship with each other and it also includes retrieval questions.

Who were the suffragettes? Who was Emily Wilding Davison?. This documents two sources made in 20th century , it refers to the historic figure , one of the leaders of the suffragettes , women's movement ( Emily Wilding Davison) and her life , it includes annotations and a peel paragraph to summarise the usefulness the sources are to an historian studying the suffragette movement .

What was the MAIN causes of the First World War ?. This documents involves the reasons as to the first world war occured . Indulging into the differnt countries involved , and how tension increased gradually between countries .It also includes the pneumonic MAIN , which is a shortened version of the reasons for the first world war , going into more details in the document.

This document includes detailed explanations of the processes associated with population change, fertility, and mortality, including diagrams and a Case Study. This corresponds to CIE AS level Geography.

This document includes detailed explanations of the processes of the demographic transition including diagrams and a Case Study. This corresponds to CIE AS level Geography.

This document includes detailed explanations of the processes associated with populations, resources, and food security, including diagrams and a Case Study. This corresponds to CIE AS level Geography.