the Changing Nature of Warfare

Key revision notes for unit 1.1, 'generalship and its impact', from the OCR History course 'The Changing Nature of Warfare '. These notes helped me achieve an A* in A level History.

The vast amount of information on WW1 & WW2 combined with the vagueness of 'economic factors' can be confusing or overwhelming to try and understand. This document breaks down the impact of economic factors into simple, easily understandable notes, which explain how economic factors impacted the outcome of these 20th century wars. Includes plenty of detail and statistics to learn and use in your exam answers, to gain those valuable knowledge marks.

This document was key in helping me to achieve an A* in the Changing Nature of Warfare course in 2022. Generally there are four standard types of question you may be asked in the exam for this course: 1. 'Assess the impact' questions (e.g. 'Assess the impact of generalship on the conduct of war from 1792-1945.') 2. 'Turning point' questions (e.g.‘The development of the Prussian general staff during the Wars of German Unification was the main turning point in the conduct of war.’ How...

Key revision notes for unit 2.1, 'the impact of industrialisation and technology', from the OCR History course 'The Changing Nature of Warfare 1792 - 1945'.

Key revision notes for unit 2.3, 'Developments in Communication and Transport', from the OCR History course 'The Changing Nature of Warfare 1792 - 1945'.

Key revision notes for unit 1.6, 'the concept of ‘Total War’', from the OCR History course 'The Changing Nature of Warfare 1792 - 1945'.

Key revision notes for unit 1.3, 'the development of strategy, the aims of campaigns and their determination', from the OCR History course 'The Changing Nature of Warfare 1792 - 1945'.

Key revision notes for unit 1.2, 'the impact of the quality of soldiers', from the OCR History course 'The Changing Nature of Warfare 1792 - 1945'.