A2 unit f965 historical interpretations and investigations Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

To what extent was the crisis of 1470 brought about by the marriage of Edward IV to Elizabeth Woodville. A level essay for war of the roses source question

3 essays for OCR A level war of the roses unit 5 and 2 others. A star Example essay, use as an example to get grade A/A*.

This is a sample piece of coursework, which gained an 'A' (33/40) overall. It focuses on the political and social status of women in the Late 19th Century, while this may not be relevant for all topics, it is still useful having a sample piece so that you can see what skills are needed and how they can be put into practice when writing drafts or the final piece. Sold at an affordable price.

Answering the question Did churchill make poor political judgements? in an essay.

This is a fantastic document questioning how far opposition and discrimination to African Americans had remained the same, including the extent to which they had remained just as violent as well as the extent to which the causes of opposition had persisted throughout the period. The essay looks at various forms of opposition and discrimination faced by AA during the period including the levels of lynchings and violence in the earlier periods that were also mirrored later on in the period as ...

a fantastic document discussing the extent to which World War 2 was the most important turning point in the improvement of AA Civil rights more so than any other period.

This is a fantastic resource questioning the extent to which W D Du Bois was the most successful and impactful African American Civil Rights Campaigner, most so than any other leader such as Booker T Washington, Martin Luther King and A Philip Randolph. The essay is of A* quality and is structured thematically in socially, economically and political paragraphs and contains why and why not Du Bois would be seen as the greatest leader and why others are perhaps more important or were more impa...

These History Active Recall Questions are all the questions you need to succeed in A-Level History. Active Recall is one of the best methods to revise and has been scientifically proven to help students retain vast amounts of information for long periods of time. These questions cover the entire topic of the Middle East from 1908-2011.

'Assess the view that the Somerset v Stewart decision was the main cause of the American Revolution'. Fully referenced and completed to the highest quality, this essay provides a clear indication of what must be written to achieve an A* in the OCR History A Level NEA.

OCR History revision notes compiled on all 3 topics of- Witch Craze, Popular Culture, The Stuarts (James I, Charles I and Cromwell) as well as the First Crusade. Material details causes, impacts, factors for all 3 topics and important facts for A-Level exams. Guide is around 50 pages long.