Stuarts and Cold War - alevel material

a detailed analysis of the cold war based upon the criteria of the 2022 exams. Involves statistics, profiles, dates, evidence and facts

A deep analysis of the Stuart period in regards to religion, disorder, monarchy, finances and politics.

Describing the basic profiles of the first four rulers of the Stuart period with context regarding favourites, religion and finances. Perfect for somebody beginning the Stuart course, or somebody requiring a summary.

A deep analysis of section one AQA history Cold War at Alevel used initially during my mock exams. Covers events in depth with explanations, dates and individuals as well as examples of source analysis .

An in depth analysis of the Vietnam War from the years of 1955 to 1975 however with context of the French colonial rule. This document covers all the wars events with evidence such as statistics and is perfect to use as a summary or just to provide extra information to your knowledge/

Analysing whether between the years of 1628 and 1648, Charles I presented himself as a trust worthy monarch.

Analysing the title with the arguments of ideologies and the aggression of the US towards the USSR.

An a+ response to how significant religious divisions were in enabling political instability

An A response to whether Nixon's policies in Asia between 1969 and 1972 shifted the direction of the Cold War.

An A grade response to whether the West was more responsible for the increasing tensions of the Cold War rather than the USSR

An essay plan for the attached question answering the question however not holding a introduction or conclusion however paragraph structure and information

A 23/25 mark essay

Annotated sources for alevel history Stuarts

This document is idealistic to any alevel history student studying the Cold War. It is beneficial in widening your knowledge of the subject as well as achieving higher grades due to the evidence of the document.