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This document is a guide of what to include in a-level history essays. It gives instructions on what to include in a traditional history essay but also what to include in a source based history essay.

This document covers a summary of binary stars, covered in year 2 of a-level physics.

This document gives a quick summary of the photoelectric effect and the gold leaf experiment. The document is not very long and doesn't have much information overall so it didn't feel right putting a price on it :)

This document provides a summary of damping for year 2 of a-level physics.

This document is a summary of year one and two tort law for a-level law. The document consists of six pages overall, 5 of them being the summary and the last page containing two practice questions to test your knowledge. The topics on the summary are: liability in negligence, breach of duty, the reasonable man, damages, intervening events, remoteness of damage (foreseeability), factual causation, legal causation, the court structure for negligence cases, the burden and standard of proof, the thr...

The document has brief notes on banking to help prepare for the essay question 'to what extent was the growth of banking and insurance responsible for the expansion of the Stuart economy in the years 1625-88?' The document covers: maritime/fire insurance, enclosure and farming techniques. The document is not very detailed so it didn't feel right making people pay for it. :)

This document consists of A-Level History banking notes. It involves the topics of banking and insurance, agriculture , growth of colonies, mercantilism and growth of London. The subtopics under these main topics are: money scriveners, goldsmith bankers, marine insurance, fire insurance, enclosure, farming techniques, water meadows, specialised farming, national markers, growth of colonies in North America and Jamaica, navigation acts/mercantilism and the growth of London

This presentation goes through all of the factors involved in murder. The presentation involves memes to help keep attention on the powerpoint and to make it a bit more fun when you are revising. There are a couple of activites throughout the powerpoint to help test your knowledge as you go through the powerpoint. At the end of the powerpoint there is a 'do you want to be a millionare' type activity to test your knowledge on everything covered. The powerpoint consists of 36 slides overall.

This document is a summary of Murder for A-Level Law. It involves: actus reus, mens rea, intervening acts and causation. Cases are also included.

This document summarises information about Martin Luther King, the unofficial leader of the Civil Rights movement. Describes King's movements around America and his activities in different states.