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Summary of *SOME* of the reading materials & lecture questions for the final exam (2023) for Intelligence Communities, the Cold War, and Decolonization. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 35 pages): Christopher Andrew’s chapter (2010) “20. Intelligence in the Cold War” in “The Cambridge History of the Cold War” (volume II, 2010). Richard Aldrich’s article (2002) “‘Grow your own’: Cold War intelligence and history supermarkets”. Jonathan Corrado’s article (2023) “Rethink...

My notes cover the content from Cambridge Technicals Unit 1, the business environment, some exam questions, and the answer.

A collection of eight A* standard essays for Cambridge AS-Level History (9489) Paper 2 The International Option: International history, 1870–1945. I achieved an A* for History in the Cambridge A-Level October/November 2022 Examinations and was awarded the Outstanding Cambridge Learners High Achievement Award for History. The responses to the following titles are included: 9489/w21/21 Q8a) Explain why reparations remained a problem throughout the 1920s. 8b. ‘Economic issues were the most...

An A* standard essay for Cambridge AS-Level History (9489) Paper 1 based on the Exam-Style Questions from Cambridge University Press International History, for Cambridge International AS Level History Coursebook (Page 222). I achieved an A* for History in the Cambridge A-Level October/November 2022 Examinations and was awarded the Outstanding Cambridge Learners High Achievement Award for History. Note: This is an essay that was written by me, and shared to help students understand how to st...

A Need - A good or service essential for living. A want - A good or service that people would like to have, but which is not essential for living. Economic problem - Unlimited wants but limited resources - this creates scarcity. Scarcity - Lack of sufficient products to satisfy total wants of population. Opportunity Costs - The next best item given up by choosing another. Factors of production - Resources needed to produce goods and services - land, labour, capital and enterprise

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A collection of four A* standard essays for Cambridge A-Level History (9489) Paper 4: Stalin’s Russia. I achieved an A* for History in the Cambridge A-Level October/November 2022 Examinations and was awarded the Outstanding Cambridge Learners High Achievement Award for History. The responses to the following titles are included: 1. To what extent does Stalin’s use of his position as General Secretary of the Communist Party explain his rise to power by 1928? 2. Assess the effectivenes...

A collection of 3 A* standard essays for Cambridge A-Level History (9489) Paper 3: The Holocaust. I achieved an A* for History in the Cambridge A-Level October/November 2022 Examinations and was awarded the Outstanding Cambridge Learners High Achievement Award for History. This document contains responses to the extracts provided in the following past papers: 9489/s22/33, 9389w15/32, 9389/s15/33. Note: These are essays that were written by me, and shared to help students understand how t...

A* standard notes for Cambridge A-Level History (9389/9489) Paper 4 European option, Depth Study 1: European history in the interwar years, 1919–41 covering Theme 1: Mussolini's Italy (1919-41). Includes essay outlines, mind maps, and exam tips. I achieved an A* for History in the Cambridge A-Level October/November 2022 Examinations and was awarded the Outstanding Cambridge Learners High Achievement Award for History.

A collection of four A* standard essays for Cambridge A-Level History (9489) Paper 4: Mussolini's Italy. I achieved an A* for History in the Cambridge A-Level October/November 2022 Examinations and was awarded the Outstanding Cambridge Learners High Achievement Award for History. The responses to the following titles are included: 1. ‘The appeal of fascism was the main reason for Mussolini becoming Prime Minister in 1922.’ How far do you agree? 2. How far did Mussolini change Italy?...

INSTRUCTIONS • Use black ink. • Write your answer to each question in the space provided. If you need extra space use the lined pages at the end of this booklet. The question numbers must be clearly shown. • Answer all the questions. INFORMATION • The total mark for this paper is 80. • The marks for each question are shown in brackets [ ]. • This document has 20 pages. ADVICE • Read each question carefully before you start your answer.