Notes on Elizabethan England 1559-1603. Covers Elizabeth and her government; life in Elizabethan times and troubles at home and abroad.

Analysis of 'Gambler' by Duffy.

Analysis of Duffy's 'The Cord'.

An A Level essay plan explaining the extent to which Russia could be considered a superpower by 1953.

Rebellions during the Tudor period from the reign of Henry VII to the reign of Elizabeth I.

Analysis of 'The Map Woman' by Duffy.

A level essay plan for Elizabethan society/culture and economy and the extent to which English people benefitted under Elizabeth in regards to these ideas.

Analysis of 'The Woman Who Shopped' by Duffy.

Analysis of 'White Writing' by Duffy.

An A level History essay plan for Soviet Foreign Policy from 1924-1941, determining whether Stalin followed a Zig-Zag policy in response to events outside the USSR, or the Stalin Doctrine with influence of events from inside the USSR.

Analysis of 'Sub' by Duffy.

Key dates for the Tudors, by individual topic and subcategories. Covering all monarchs from Henry VII to Elizabeth I.

Literary periods timeline for English.

An AS/A Level essay plan for the reasons why the Reds won the Russian civil war in 1921.

Top 10 moments in 'The Great Gatsby' .

A level essay plan evaluating the threat of Mary, Queen of Scots to Elizabeth I.

Notes on the social approach of psychology including assumptions, strengths and weaknesses and debates.

Context by scenes in Othello.

Notes on the individual differences approach of psychology including assumptions, strengths and weaknesses and debates.

Notes on the social, cognitive, developmental, biological and individual differences areas, as well as on the behaviourist and psychodynamic perspectives. Covers the assumptions, a core study which relates to the area/perspective, a debate linked to the area/perspective and strengths and weaknesses of the area/perspective, all of which are backed up with evidence from core studies.