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This is a complete, A* Geography Coursework based on the Regeneration topic which scored nearly full marks. It is a useful model for other students carrying out their own NEA/Coursework, at any topic, as it shows the best structure, detail and range of text, graphs, data and sources needed for strong fieldwork and a strong investigation overall.

This package includes 7 A* graded essays from the AQA A-Level History course. This is a great deal for students for the 1G Challenge and Transformation unit as the content of the essays includes a range of additional research, quotes and historiography which can elevate answers. Useful for other students as model essays for structure and argument.

Included are 5x past paper essays for Unit 1G, Challenge and Transformation. These essays have all been graded A*, minimum 23/25, and work well for students as revision notes, and useful guides/frameworks on how to achieve highest grades through structure, argument and historiography.

A model full marks essay from the Challenge and Transformation unit which can be applied to all aspects of the AQA A Level History course, as an example of the use of structure, depth, argument and historiography required to get an A* grade answer. Focused on the impacts of WW1 on British political parties, a cornerstone of Challenge and Transformation and adjacent units

A full marks, 25-mark "assess the validity" question from the breadth study aspect of the AQA A-Level History Course. Whilst the essay's focus is from Challenge and Transformation, , the essay structure, depth and argument style can be applied to any time period or aspect of the course and works well as a model answer.

This is a full marks, 40/40, A* model essay for Component 3 of the AQA A-Level History course, however it can be applied as a template for any exam board's NEA. It can be used as a template for the structure, argument, use of sources, references and footnotes and depth required to achieve a high grade in the NEA. However, do NOT plagiarise the document as the exam board can disqualify you for this.