As unit f961 british history period studies Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

These are extremely detailed essay plans which provide all the possible key information needed for the British Domestic Politics 1929-1939 topic of the Britian 1900-1951 course. They are also broken down into digestible factors to make revision less intimidating. These proved invaluable to me in revising for my A level British History exam and I used them to write practice essays and mindmaps from. I used these throughout my year 13 revision where I scored consistently high and am also predicted...

These are extremely detailed essay plans with all possible information needed for the Domestic Politics 1940-1951 chapter of the Britain 1900-1951 course. I found these to be absolutely invaluable when it came to revising for and sitting my A level exam for History, for which I am predicted an A*.

Revision notes/guide for British period (england 1216-72) Henry III political crisis/civil war 1258-1263 and Simon de Montfort and reconstruction 1263-72. Political Crisis (1258–1263): causes; nature; extent; effect - covers causes, tensions, impact of the minority, provisions of oxford/westminster Simon de Montfort, civil war and reconstruction (1263–1272): cause and effect of the Second Barons’War; role of individuals; impact of external events; extent of recovery and development

This is a detailed timeline for the British Domestic Politics 1929-1939 chapter of the Britain 1900-1951 course. I used these timelines for active recall in the lead-up to my exams and to consolidate my knowledge. This proved invaluable for my A level exam for which I am predicted an A*.

This is a detailed timeline for the British Politics 1918-1929 chapter of the British course between 1900 and 1951. I used these timelines to consolidate my knowledge and as a method of active recall revision. This proved invaluable for my final a level exam for which I am predicted an A*.

A 35-page full set of detailed revision notes on King Henry III for OCR A level history (late medieval study component). Includes all the examples, key events and details that you will need to succeed in your essays. Notes are structured, as per the specification, around the following key periods: - minority and early years of the reign (1216-32) - Henry’s personal rule (1232-58) - political crisis (1258-63) - Simon de Montfort, civil war and reconstruction (1263-72) Work produced ...

This document provides you with detailed notes on the reign of Edward VI and Mary I (1547-1558). It covers the stability of the monarchy, religious change and rebellion and unrest. It is from OCR history H505, and the code for this specific unit is Y106.

For the Pitt to Peel summary notes, they include timelines, overviews of each chapter and there are some essay plans if needed As for the Cold War summary notes, there is a timeline, an overview of each unit, including arguments you can use in your essays

A comprehensive pdf of essay tables covering all topics from the period study. Suitable for all possible essays at A* level.

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