Essay answering the question: 'The USA was more responsible than the USSR for the crisis over Cuba in the years 1961 to 1962.' Assess the validity of this view. This response gained 22/25 marks and was written in complete exam conditions in the January 2023 Mock Season. This response has been typed up from a written version, apologies if there are any typos, although there shouldn't be!

This document is a detailed summary of the allied occupation of Imperial Japan after their surrender in World War Two. The document includes the key events, details on economic, social, and political reforms, Japan's significance in the Cold War, and the motivation of individual actors in the program. Concise, detailed, and easy to understand, this document analyses the events, causes, and consequences of the allied occupation of Japan.

Arguing how Germany, ideologies and the radicalism of the US contributed to the beginning of the Cold War by 1949.

The attached zip document contains 17 pages of revision relating to sections 1, 2, 3 and four of AQA's Cold War history course. The materials provide a summary of major and minor events with facts, profiles of key individuals, as well as the mentioning of significant events.

an in-depth analysis of the events in the first four sections of the AQA history course 'Cold War', with summarization, support and character profiles.

This document provides an extremely detailed description of the Cuban Missile Crisis, whilst also giving strong analytical points and conclusions throughout. It includes the aims and perspectives of the Soviet Union, Cuba, and the US, and a detailed daily timeline of events during the crisis. The long-term, as well as short-term consequences of the crisis, are provided.