WJEC • History

This is a summery and revision powerpoint of the entirety of Unit 4, Nazi Germany from ! I created it when I was revising to talk about the subjects and teach others to help my own learning.

Ace your history exam with these exam-focused notes on Weimar Germany. 5 full-topic breakdowns based on the WJEC specification: - Problems of the Weimar Republic (1919–1923) - Fall of the Republic (1928–1933) - Rise of the Nazis - Stresemann & Foreign Policy - Impacts of the Great Depression Includes a step-by-step structure for how to tackle interpretation questions, with example arguments, evaluation phrases, and OPIs (Other Possible Interpretations).

WJEC A 56/60 NEA (proof shown on first page) on whether the impact of the Great Depression on Wales up to 1939 was wholly negative or not. Bibliography not included.

WJEC A-level History Tudor Timeline

Get my 40+pages of a level history French Revolution class notes and textbook annotations that cover every part of unit 2 a level history on the topic of the French Revolution. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to take your a levels to the next level. Get your hands on my 40+pages of a level history French Revolution class notes and textbook annotations today and start reaching your full potential! The picture above is an example of the style of work to see if you like it.

James I intro to his life, relevant people, important dates

documents and summaries of James I of england

Explains the Religious, Economic and Political causes of the Pilgrimage of Grace in clear distinct sections States the main events of the Lincolnshire rising and the Pilgrimage of Grace Table of the extent of threat that the Pilgrimage of Grace posed

An In-depth detailed set of notes of the Unit 4 Nazi Germany topic for WJEC A2 Level Exams. Written using teacher notes, lectures, textbooks, revision guides, online resources, exam mark schemes, and further reading.

An In-depth detailed set of notes of the Unit 4 Nazi Germany topic for WJEC A2 Level Exams. Written using teacher notes, lectures, textbooks, revision guides, online resources, exam mark schemes, and further reading.