-AQA A LEVEL HISTORY - component 1C the tudors - economy through reigns of monarchs, Henry VII to Elizabeth

These human biology notes offer a simple yet informative overview of the male and female reproductive systems, the cardiovascular system, and common cardiovascular diseases. They describe the basic anatomy and functions of the male and female reproductive organs, as well as the essential processes involved in reproduction. For the cardiovascular system, they outline the heart and major blood vessels, explaining their roles in blood circulation and oxygen transport. In discussing cardiovascul...

These human biology notes offer a simple yet informative overview of the male and female reproductive systems, the cardiovascular system, and common cardiovascular diseases. They describe the basic anatomy and functions of the male and female reproductive organs, as well as the essential processes involved in reproduction. For the cardiovascular system, they outline the heart and major blood vessels, explaining their roles in blood circulation and oxygen transport. In discussing cardiovascul...

This document covers in-depth, long and detailed essay plans for the 1F Industrialisation and the people: Britain, c1783–1885 AQA history A - Level course

In-depth class notes on 1F Industrialisation and the people: Britain, c1783–1885. This document has in-depth notes 24pages and over 12,000 words. It covers the periods , covering over half the course.

Energy and Earth.This document includes photsynthesis and respiration , and how the reactants of photosynthesis creates the product of glucose and oxygen , it also dives into the atmosphere and its importance , and what's inside our atmosphere. It contains pictures and diagrams for better understanding , and it also touches on the carbon cycle and green house gases and more....

In this section, we use numerical examples to show the different degrees of PED as well as the interpretation of the PED figures. We also look at the different factors which affect PED.

In this section we look at how we calculate PES, using numerical examples as well as the interpretation of the PES figure. We also look at the different degrees of elasticity. Furthermore, we look at the factors which affect the PES.