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3 A3 mind maps created on an iPad summarising in depth each topic of the russia a level syllabus, I looked through every past paper question including samples and the textbook questions, organised them all into which section it was asking about and then organised the information around these headlines so the mindmaps double as exam plans for every key topic they ask about as well as a coherent summary on the entire of the syllabus, I did my a levels this past year and both questions I answered were on this mind map as they don’t change the type of question they ask, the first 3 are also available on my page but due to file size they had to be uploaded separately, for reference I am an A* predicted student with an offer from Cambridge

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1929-1941
Economy and
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projects
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- 500 MW
plant
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und
opened 1935, 11km, 2 5
year plans
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Publisher: 2018 ISBN: 9780198432937 Edition: Unknown

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