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AQA A Level History 1J, the British Empire 1857-1967. An A grade essay written by me assessing which factors were the most important for shaping attitudes towards imperialism in Britain from 1857-1890.

AQA A Level History, the British Empire 1857-1967 1J. Detailed notes including details from wider reading on the important part of the specification, the British Empire's expansion into Egypt. Section 1 of the course.

Detailed, coherent notes on Evelyn Baring for the A Level History 1J specification.

AQA A Level History 1J Very detailed notes on the 1857-1858 Indian Rebellion based on wider reading. A* standard.

An A* essay for AQA A Level History 2N/1H on Stalin's foreign policy (up to 1929).

AQA A Level History 2N/1H. A colour-coded, detailed A* essay plan answering the question, 'The Dual Authority arrangement was the most significant factor for the failure of the Provisional Government.'

AQA A Level History 2N. An essay plan for each factor to an exam-style essay question. A* quality.

Designed for the AQA A Level History 2N component, this is a very detailed essay plan that contains lots of precise evidence with in-depth explanations and evaluations and thus is A* standard. This essay plan is answering the extent to which Kerensky led to the failure of the Provisional Government in Russia in between the February and October Revolutions.

Notes made on the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk for the AQA A Level History 2N syllabus, but is also relevant for Paper 1 Russian History. These are very detailed notes which explain the Treaty itself and its various consequences. Suitable for studying and revision for those aiming for A/A*.