This is a condensed revision notes for Edexcel History Paper 1 which is USSR. The notes have answered all the key questions with 3-4 factors (+an additional 2-3 piece of evidence) for each question. With these notes I was able to achieve feel at ease whilst revising and achieve top grades. Based on the Pearson Edexcel ‘Communist States in the 20th Century’ textbook.

This is a condensed revision notes with all the information for Edexcel Psychology Paper 1 section A. This document includes: Milgram’s Obedience Study (the original + 3 variation studies) Factors Affecting Obedience Agency Theory Burger (2009) – the contemporary study Social Impact Theory Social Identity Theory Realistic Conflict Theory Sherif et al Study Factors affecting prejudice (and discrimination) Social Key Question: “How can social psychology be used to explain heroism?” Social Practical With these notes I was able to feel confident with the content for psychology and achieve great grades. These notes are made form lessons and also the textbook: Edexcel AS/A Level Psychology Student Book + ActiveBook: (Edexcel GCE Psychology 2015) By Karren Smith (Author), Elizabeth Barkham (Author), Anna Cave (Author), Susan Harty (Author), Annabel Jervis (Author), James Bailey (Author), Esther O’Neill (Author)

Lecture notes for LA207: General Principles of Constitutional and Admin Law This is focused on Constitutional Law I would recommend using these notes to plan out essays and for revision to understand the content of the module. Topics Include: British Public Law and Constitution Parliamentary Sovereignty Doctrine of Implied Repeal The Rule of Law Separation of Powers Accountability Ministerial Responsibility Devolution The UK and the EU The Basics of Brexit Human Rights Common Law Rights Reform: A British Bill of Rights Reform: Codification of the British Constitution Reform: House of Lords With these notes I was able to get a 74% average for this module

Lecture notes for LA207: General Principles of Constitutional and Admin Law This is focused on Administrative Law I would recommend using these notes to plan out essays and for revision to understand the content of the module. Topics Include: Theories of Administrative Law Judicial Review: Scope + Standing + Remedies + Impact Non- Delegation Principles Non-Fettering Principles 4 Grounds of Judicial Review: Legality + Relevancy + Unreasonableness + Proportionality Legitimate Expectations Procedural Impropriety: Natural Justice and Fairness Ombudsmen Tribunals Public Inquiries With these notes I was able to get a 74% average for this module