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This is a summary of the context, actions and solution of the Korean War with additional notes about its context, the Cold War, the league of nation and the UN discussions.

This is a two page summary on the USSR's involvement in the second world war with the tactics of both the Nazis and the Soviets as well as covering the Nazi-soviet pact and the initial tensions in Europe.

This document is a two page note sheet on the ways in which Stalin attempted to industrialise the USSR through the 5 year plans. It also explores the reaction of the USSR population and the ways in which they were effected in comparison to the NEP.

This bundle includes revision notes and summaries of various topics within this part of the course, yet focuses more on the Kenilworth side, with notes on Robert Dudley and his relationship with the Queen.

This is an exam-style essay exploring the two main tactics: terror and propaganda, that were evident in Stalin's plan to establish control over the USSR. There is a conclusion, but the general question as which one is more important may be perceived in any which way.

This bundle consists of notes and summaries from the AQA Russia section of the course, mainly from the Tsar's abdication to Stalin's industrialisation of the USSR. (note: this does not cover everything you need, but is more a revision tool for specific points during this time period)

This is a summary of the changes to Kenilworth castle, the relationship between Queen Elizabeth 1st and Robert Dudley, and The importance of patronage, progressions, and the royal court for the Queen in Elizabethan times.

This is a compilation of three short essays consisting of topics such as the tactics of Lenin's rule, the effects of the provisional government and the causes of the Tsar's abdication. The first and last essays explore contrasting factors, while the second one looks at the effect on the population of the time.

This document is a brief note sheet on some of the points covered between the involvement of Russia in WW1 and its effects, to the power struggle between Stalin and Trotsky after Lenin's death. The contents is listed at the beginning of the document.

This document is a mix between summaries of a couple of the possible reasons why Robert Dudley changed parts of Kenilworth castle, and some of the causes of poverty within the Elizabethan society.

This is a detailed summary of the sections within the concept of poverty portrayed in the novella: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. It explores: The allegorical characters, historical context of social injustice and poverty during the time and the way which Dickens tries to portray his message throughout the novella. There are a few summarising analytical paragraphs at the end.