CCEA • History

This document is an in-depth essay plan which analyses the contributing factors to the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland. Using these notes, I received an A* in my exam on the Easter Rising. Happy studying!

This document outlines how the strengths of Sinn Fein led to the rise of the party in the 1918 general election. My notes cover Sinn Fein's success in the byelections, as well as other strengths (such as support from the public and the Catholic Church). Using these notes I received an A* in my exam on this topic. Happy studying!

These notes summarise the role of new nationalism (Irish cultural nationalism) in causing the 1916 Easter Rising. Happy studying!

This document summarises the role that the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) had in causing the 1916 Easter Rising for A Level History. Happy studying!

These are notes on the Rise of Sinn Fein (leading to their success in the 1918 General Election in Ireland). With these notes, I received an A* in my exam on this topic. This covers the mistakes of the Irish Parliamentary Party (IPP), the strengths of Sinn Fein, and the mistakes of the British Government. Happy studying!

These are in-depth, colour-coded notes on the Easter Rising and the factors which led to it. Using these notes, I received an A* in my Easter Rising test, so I hope these are helpful! I have also included three mind maps. Happy studying!

This document includes two in-depth, colour-coded essay plans ("Who was to blame for the Home Rule crisis?" and "Who was the most satisfied with Home Rule?") for A-Level History. I've also included notes on examination technique. With these plans I received an A* in my Home Rule examination. Happy studying!

These are in-depth colour coded revision notes for the Home Rule topic in A-Level History. They contain notes on events between 1900 and 1914, focusing on the different factors which contributed to the Home Rule Crisis. Happy studying!

"The Home Rule Crisis of was difficult to solve because the Liberals underestimated the strength of opposition to Home Rule- How far do you agree?". This is an essay for A-Level History which received a 90% (A*). This essay is fully marked and fully annotated. Happy studying!

This is a full exam on Home Rule () as part of Irish history for A Level History. This exam received a 95% (A*) and contains four different essays on Home Rule. This includes an analysis of source value, a comparison of two historical sources, a comparison of how convincing two interpretations are, and an essay. This exam is fully marked and fully annotated. Happy studying!