<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>detailed notes about almodóvar’s life, cinematographic style, other films</li> <li>historical context</li> <li>in depth summary</li> <li>character analysis</li> <li>key theme breakdown (el uso del color, la muerte etc)</li> <li>key quotes</li> <li>good phrases to directly embed into essays</li> </ul>

<p>THE ONLY RUSSIA RESOURCE YOU NEED TO PURCHASE</p> <p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>summary narrative of entire period</li> <li>topics organised thematically and then into subtopics with key facts and statistics by ruler condensed into easy bite sized chunks for breadth questions</li> <li>depth topics organised into essay plans including key facts and statistics</li> <li>exam technique including advice directly from examiners</li> <li>past paper questions with essay plans</li> <li>two exemplar essays</li> </ul> <p>collated based off my own class notes, teacher resources and other tes resources - this is why they are the most detailed notes you will come across for that guaranteed A*!!!</p> <p>example of thematic notes:</p> <p>GOVERNMENT AND OPPOSITION</p> <p>PEASANT OPPOSITION:</p> <p>Alexander II:</p> <ul> <li>Used army 150 times to deal with peasant unrest between 1855-1860</li> <li>1861 Bezdna revolt, 57 peasants killed, leaders executed<br /> Alexander III:</li> <li>1893 army must deal with peasant unrest 19 times<br /> Nicholas II:</li> <li>1902 army must deal with peasant unrest 522 times</li> <li>1905 agrarian revolt ‘Jacquerie’ uprisings by peasant soldiers returning from Japan following 1905 revolution, 3000 manors seized - 45,000 sent to exile in Siberia and 15,000 hung - effective as led to Stolypin’s reforms</li> <li>1906-14 peasant unrest decreased from 3000 in 1905 to 128 in 1913 due to partial content with Stolypin’s reforms<br /> Provisional government:</li> <li>Peasants ignore orders and seize land from nobles, by July 237 peasant land seizures reported - still do not distribute land<br /> Lenin:</li> <li>Peasants resist grain requisitioning during Civil War meaning had to send Red guards under Food-Supplies Dictatorship into countryside to seize it forcibly</li> <li>1917-1920 ⅔ of new Bolshevik members were peasantry</li> <li>1920 Tambov Revolt led by Green Army which Red Army had great difficulty in suppressing during Red Terror<br /> Stalin:</li> <li>1928 peasants burn crops and kill animals due to collectivisation and passively resist eg slow work, in Smolensk action against kulaks so severe they begin killing themselves and their families - unsuccessful but did delay introduction through pause in 1929 when Stalin said enforcers had gone dizzy with success - influence on pace of change</li> <li>By 1933 murder of rural Communist party members was regular occurrence</li> </ul> <p>OVERVIEW: height of peasant unrest under Nicholas II’s 1905 agrarian revolt (most effective) and then during collectivisation under Stalin (most drastic but least effective), lowest point under A3 probably due to repression, also relatively low under Lenin</p>

<p>i learnt this and got an A* in the speaking exam and overall :)</p> <p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>facts arranged by theme to easily drop into the speaking card/ subsequent conversation</li> <li>list of follow up questions to ask by theme to hit AO2</li> </ul>

<p>these notes got me A* in both the exam and the overall a level in 2024</p> <p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>specification overview</li> <li>chronological notes arranged to correspond with the essay plans at the bottom</li> <li>summary narrative of the entire period</li> <li>exam technique advice given by teachers, tutors and exam reports</li> <li>a list of past paper questions</li> <li>10 detailed and flexible essay plans covering each topic</li> </ul> <p>guaranteed an A* with these notes!!</p>

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<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>detailed summary by short story</li> <li>key themes broken down into subtopics with analysed quotes, literary and historical references and interpretations to ensure all AOs are covered and can be directly embedded into essays once memorised</li> <li>detailed contextual notes including the life and work of angela carter, literary form and inspiration, gothic postmodernism etc</li> </ul> <p>for more gothic resources visit my page!</p> <p>these notes will guarantee you an A*!!!</p>

<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>summary by book, in depth 9 and 10</li> <li>key themes broken down into subtopics including analysed quotes and historical/ literary references and interpretations to be directly embedded into essays</li> <li>detailed notes summarising milton’s life, contemporary politics and religion, poem’s reception etc</li> </ul> <p>these notes are guaranteed to get you an A*!!!</p>

<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>notes on lorca’s life</li> <li>notes on contemporary politics</li> <li>notes on contemporary social expectations</li> <li>author’s techniques</li> <li>critical quotes and analysis</li> <li>performance analysis</li> <li>key characters analysis</li> <li>act by act summary</li> <li>key quotes</li> </ul> <p>guaranteed to get you an A*!!!</p>

<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>summary of each scene</li> <li>notes organised by key theme including analysed quotes, different interpretations and historical context to incorporate all the AOs and be directly embedded into an essay</li> <li>detailed notes by theme/ character on critical interpretations, both named critics and performances and reception throughout time</li> <li>historical context including politics, religion and literary significance</li> <li>analysis of key techniques, shakespeare’s language and all the key soliloquies analysed</li> <li>two exemplar essays, both part a and part b</li> </ul> <p>guaranteed an A* with these notes!!!</p>

<p>i achieved A* (98%) in a level english lit</p> <p>i based all my essays on this document which is a collation of all the guidance i was given from my teachers, tutors and exam reports<br /> some parts may mention a text but can be applied to your own texts</p> <p>guaranteed to get you an A* if you follow this advice!!!</p>

<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>scene by scene summary</li> <li>key theme breakdown including analysed quotes linked to historical/ literary context to be directly embedded into essays</li> <li>detailed notes on performances and critics to ensure all AOs are covered</li> <li>notes on historical and literary context including webster’s life, jacobean society, religion, sources of the play etc</li> </ul> <p>guaranteed to get you an A*!</p>

<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>key quotes by important critics</li> <li>features of the gothic including literary and historical context categorised chronologically</li> <li>detailed notes on impact of french revolution, romanticism etc on the genre</li> <li>wider reading in depth 13 key gothic novels to be directly woven into a critical appreciation</li> </ul> <p>visit my profile for in depth notes on the bloody chamber, dracula and exam technique</p> <p>guaranteed to get you an A*!!!</p>

<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>list of key themes</li> <li>past paper questions and bullet points answering the question</li> </ul> <p>by learning these essay plans by theme, i was able to manipulate them in the exam and save precious planning time</p> <p>guaranteed to get you an A*!!!</p>

<p>includes:</p> <ul> <li>chapter by chapter summary</li> <li>key theme breakdown including analysed quotes linked to literary and historical contextual references to be directly embedded into essays</li> <li>detailed notes summarising literary context and criticism including the life and work of stoker and fin de siècle literature</li> <li>these notes hit all the AOs and are guaranteed to get you an A*!</li> </ul> <p>for more ocr a level english lit notes (exam technique, gothic wider reading and the bloody chamber notes) see my page!</p>