History 2015 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

23 Detailed essay plans for Britain transformed - COVERS: Economic challenges - political landscape - education and widening opportunities - race and immigration - changing living standards - popular culture and entertainment - leisure and travel - 2 historical interpretations, the impact of Thatcher's government 1979-97 essay plans

These are my revision notes I used during the 2022 exams. It includes a full summary of everything in the course in bullet point format but a sufficient amount of information is included in each bullet point. I achieved an A in history at A-level, 33/40 on the Stuart Britain exam on my transcript.

This essay achieved 36/40 marks (A in 2022.) I structured it in a way that made sense to me, so it may help anyone struggling with a strict template recommended by a teacher. In the essay I argue that responsibility for the Cold War fell on the USSR. The historians I use to argue this are: Gaddis, Mastney, and Radchenko.

In this 37/40 A* History NEA I use the perspectives of 3 different historians to explore the reasons surrounding the 1917 Bolshevik success and also come to a judgement as to what I think the real reason was. I achieved an A* in History overall and was told I would have scored higher on this piece if not for my being over the word count so if you're looking for inspiration this should be helpful. As this includes all my references and a complete bibliography I've priced it a bit high but pleas...

Condensed, easy to understand, evaluative notes for Chapter 1 Irish nationalism: from agitation to civil war

Comprehensive Document containing essay plans for Option 35.1: Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914 made by an A/A* student in 2023. These cover America, Australia, Canada, India and Egypt.

This revision resource includes the whole specification of Edexcel History A-Level: The USA, 1955-92: Conformity and Challenge revised onto Quizlet. ! Only thing not included are JFK + LBJ policies because they are far too statistic dense for flashcards but does include everything else. You can find the statistics on my other listing for the revision notes or just in the textbook for the course. ! · I used these to achieve an A* and are an excellent revision resource to cover everything in ch...

This is a 4000-word essay [4,363] answering the question 'What is your view about the reasons for the start of the Cold War?'. I achieved 38/40 [A*] on this coursework using the historians Melvyn Leffer, Michael Cox + Caroline Kennedy-Pipe and Gaddis as my primary references. Also mentioned in this coursework are a number of supplementary Historical references such as Walter Lafeber, Robert McMahon and Peter Kenez. This is my full document, including referencing and a bibliography whic...

Descriptive class notes for Unit 2C.2 - Russia in revolution, 1894 - 1924 / Topic 2 Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

Condensed, easy to understand, evaluative notes for Chapter 2 British reaction: from resistance to acceptance