Unit 1 Change and Consolidation

Notes that got me my A* in history A-level In depth analysis of opposition under Nicholas II in Tsarist Russia, Stolypin's role, the Dumas, Socialist Revolutionaries and Democrats, Liberals, Russo Japanese War - 40 Pages long notes

This set of study notes for A-Level History cover the First to Fourth Crusades, including the political, economic, and cultural impact of the Crusades on the Near East, the Byzantine Empire, and the Latin West. The notes detail the religious, political, and economic motives behind each Crusade, the leadership and military outcomes of each campaign, and the internal and external factors that shaped the Crusader states. Overall, the study notes provide a comprehensive overview of the Crusades and ...

An in-depth guide written and used by an A* student using the textbook and a variety of wider sources. This guide covers the entirety of Henry VII's reign - consolidation of power, government, foreign relations, society, the economy, religion, treaties and key figures. There are key questions to keep in mind and exam style questions to answer. The first chapter (consolidation of power) covers the pretenders and the key points in his consolidation of power. The second chapter covers Henry VII's...

Essay Plans for each section: - Early Weimar Germany - Golden Age - Collapse of Democracy - Nazi Dictatorship - Racial State - Impact of War (32 essay plans in total)

Essay Plans for AQA A Level History Tudors and some extra essay questions you can plan yourselves.

Detailed plans for as many essays as I could find for Henry VII. The essay plans are split into sections - establishing and securing the dynasty, foreign policy, rebellions, government and finances, society and economy, religion. Covers all key ideas and themes required for the exam.

(CURRENT CAMBRIDGE HISTORY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT) A- Level history (7041/1G) - This is an invaluable document of all my essay plans working at an A* grade for the AQA Britain 1851-1964 course. Includes all my central arguments, introductions and counter arguments. Is ordered thematically (social/ economic/ political/ Ireland) This was my key revision document I used throughout my history course.