A Level History and English Literature notes
Courses taken between September 2016 and July 2018
Pearson Edexcel courses
Mark schemes/ requirements/ information needed for exams and essays continue to change, meaning some information written in the essays may no longer be relevant, when they were relevant before.
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From 'Lines written in early spring' how are Wordsworth's ideas about nature developed in 'Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey'. - Romantic Poetry
Essay analysing the development of ideas in Wordsworth's poems 'Lines Written in Early Spring' and 'Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey' Romantic poetry A/B high achieving student.
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Explore the ways in which challenging society is presented in 'Holy Thursday (E)' and 'THe Sick Rose.' - ROmantic Poetry - Blake
Romantic Poetry - Blake Challenging society presented in 'Holy Thursday' and 'The Sick Rose' - comparative essay A/B high achieving student.
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Romantic Poetry - Blake Challenging society presented in 'Holy Thursday' and 'The Sick Rose' - comparative essay A/B high achieving student.
Explore the ways in which Byron expresses his emotional turmoil in 'Fair Thee Well' and one other of his poems - Romantic Poetry
Romantic poetry - Byron Essay exploring the ways expressing emotional turmoil. 'Fair Thee Well' and one other poem. A/B high achieving student.
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Romantic poetry - Byron Essay exploring the ways expressing emotional turmoil. 'Fair Thee Well' and one other poem. A/B high achieving student.
Compare the methods both poets use to explore the representation of the female body. post modern poetry - Eat Me/ The Map Woman
Comparison essay on the methods used by the poets to explore the female body and it's representation. Post-Modern poetry. A/B high achieving student.
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Comparison essay on the methods used by the poets to explore the female body and it's representation. Post-Modern poetry. A/B high achieving student.
Compare methods both poets (Turnball and Dunmore) use to express strong emotions - Post Modern Poetry
Comparison and analysis paragraphs on the methods used by Turnball and Dunmore to express strong emotions in their poems. 2 paragraphs on their best and worst points. A/B high achieving student.
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Comparison and analysis paragraphs on the methods used by Turnball and Dunmore to express strong emotions in their poems. 2 paragraphs on their best and worst points. A/B high achieving student.
Compare how Keats uses silence and stillness in 'Ode to a nightingale' and 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' - Romantic Poetry
Keats poetry - Romantic Poetry 'Ode to a Nightingale' and 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' comparison essay on silence and stillness. A/B high achieving student.
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Keats poetry - Romantic Poetry 'Ode to a Nightingale' and 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' comparison essay on silence and stillness. A/B high achieving student.
The Lammas Hireling Analysis - Questions - Post Modern Poetry
The Lammas Hireling Analysis Comprehension question designed to get the student thinking about the different perspectives and points within this poem. Post Modern Poetry. A/B high achieving student.
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The Lammas Hireling Analysis Comprehension question designed to get the student thinking about the different perspectives and points within this poem. Post Modern Poetry. A/B high achieving student.
'The key factor in upholding the King's authority in the years 1399-1509 was his relationship with the nobility.' How far do you agree with this statement? A2 History Pearson Edexcel
'The key factor in upholding the King's authority in the years 1399-1509 was his relationship with the nobility.' How far do you agree with this statement? A2 History Pearson Edexcel. High achieving student answer. Checked by teachers. A/B grade.
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'The key factor in upholding the King's authority in the years 1399-1509 was his relationship with the nobility.' How far do you agree with this statement? A2 History Pearson Edexcel. High achieving student answer. Checked by teachers. A/B grade.
How important was Richard II's polonged absence in Ireland to the success of Henry Bolingbroke's campaign to seize the throne? A2 History Pearson Edexcel
How important was Richard II's prolonged absence in Ireland to the success of Henry Bolingbroke's campaign to seize the throne? A2 History Pearson Edexcel. High achieving student answer. Checked by teachers. A/B grade.
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How important was Richard II's prolonged absence in Ireland to the success of Henry Bolingbroke's campaign to seize the throne? A2 History Pearson Edexcel. High achieving student answer. Checked by teachers. A/B grade.
How significant was English military failture in France to the downfall of Henry VI and the Lancastrian cause in 1461? A2 History Pearson Edexcel
How significant was English military failure in France to the downfall of Henry VI and the Lancastrian cause in 1461? A2 History Pearson Edexcel. High achieving student answer. Checked by teachers. A/B grade.
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How significant was English military failure in France to the downfall of Henry VI and the Lancastrian cause in 1461? A2 History Pearson Edexcel. High achieving student answer. Checked by teachers. A/B grade.
How accurate is it to say that parliament was a key prop to royal power in the years 1399-1509? A2 History Pearson Edexcel
Explore how Williams presents ideas about social class and difference in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' essay
A Streetcar Named Desire - Stella as an abhorrent character - Revision boxes - essay planning
Wasthe failure of Khrushchev's agricultural policies the main reason for economic problems in the USSR in 1964-1982? AS History Pearson Edexcel
How accurate is it to say that the GDR experienced a period of economic stability from 1961-1972? AS History Pearson Edexcel