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Includes full summaries of the Johnson and Nixon years, alongside additional, more-detailed summaries of selected chapters in the latter half of the course. Student received an A* in AQA A Level History, though the notes are applicable to any Cold War America specification.

A review of the Nixon presidency, including: the 1968 election; Vietnam War protests; civil rights; domestic policy; Henry Kissinger. Excludes Watergate. Student achieved A* at A Level.

An in-depth summary of all components of the Johnson presidency, 1963-69. Includes: response to the Kennedy assassination; the Great Society; economic developments; social unrest; civil rights movement; Vietnam War and resistance to it; America's relations to the West.

Summary of the progress of the civil rights movement under the presidency of Lyndon Johnson. Written for the AQA A Level course 'The American Dream: Reality and Illusion, 1945-80', but relevant for any course in Cold War American domestic policy. Student achieved a strong A*.

Detailed summary of the progress of the civil rights movement in the years under President Lyndon Johnson. Used for AQA A Level course 2Q: American Dream, Reality and Illusion, but the content is applicable to any history course in American domestic policy. Student achieved an A*.

Includes: whole analysis of Twelfth Night, scene-by-scene with key quotations, literary techniques and important themes; two full-mark example essays achieving A* in the 2020 and 2021 exam series; a full analysis of The Importance of Being Earnest through key quotations, literary techniques and important themes.

An analysis of the entirety of Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare for the AQA AS/A Level English Literature B Aspects of Comedy exam. Includes key quotations to memorize; an analysis of literary techniques in each scene, and includes key themes across the text. Used to attain an A* in 2021 exam series. Valid for other exam boards.

This document includes summary sheets for chapters 1-4 of the AQA GCSE History Thematic Study 'Power and the People', and covers the following specification points: 'Constraints on Kingship'; 'Origins of Parliament'; 'Medieval Revolt and Royal Authority' and 'Popular Uprisings against the Crown'. Summary sheets are split up into causes, events and consequences.

This is an authentic response to an A Level Paper 1 essay on Twelfth Night. It achieved full marks. "In 'Twelfth Night', love causes complications but ultimately leads to joy." To what extent do you agree with this statement?

This essay is a response to a 2017 Paper 1A Section B question on Twelfth Night which achieved full marks in 2020. It is an authentic response from a Year 13 student who obtained an A*. “In ‘Twelfth Night’, humour primarily comes from situations involving cruelty or suffering”. To what extent do you agree with this view?