Imperial Image (H408)

A comprehensive summary of the key points to know about the Ara Pacis. This includes the date it was built, the reason for building, key descriptive factors of the building, and what this building tells us about the social, religious, and political aspects of ancient Rome. We can learn about Augustus' motivations and intentions with this building and dissect each panel of the Ara Pacis.

Provides all the details that you need for your literary sources, extremely helpful to understand what knowledge you need to know for the exam. Creates a more simplified way of understanding with line by line and chapter summaries. Includes themes and background information.

Provides an in depth summary visual sources for Imperial Image OCR. Uses colours to help with memory. Everything is clear and summarised, making it easy to know what content you need to understand.

Very detailed annotations of the whole prescribed literary source document for OCR A Level Classical Civilisation Imperial Image module.I achieved an A* with these notes.

Study notes in depth analysing the Res Gestae, part of the Imperial Image module of A Level Classical Civilisation OCR. Achieved an A*.

Using this passage (Res Gestae 34 and 35) as a starting point, evaluate how effectively Augustus legitimised his position of power within the Roman state. [30 marks] - A* RESPONSE

This document covers half of the content for the Imperial Image module on the OCR specification. It includes the topics Culture Hero, Pater Patriae and the later representations of Augustus in clear sections. Around 45 pages long, these notes detail all the knowledge required in the specification and more, in an easily understandable format. Includes a wide variety of quotes and little details to enhance any essay.

This document covers half of the content for the Imperial Image module on the OCR specification. It covers from before 44 BCE to Augustus's foreign policy in clear sections. Around 30 pages long, these notes detail all the knowledge required in the specification and more, in an easily understandable format. Includes a wide variety of quotes and little details to enhance any essay.

Includes A* marked essays on Augustus, Suetonius, Building Programme Imperial image, Res Gestae etc. Great for practicing for the A-level exam as these are questions that are likely to come up