Suitable for A Level English Literature Students and teachers Aspects of Political and Social Protest Includes revision on: Blake’s life Blake’s beliefs Blake’s concerns Blake’s illustrations Rousseau’s influence on Blake Topic sentence starters and terminology that would be useful for the exam The significance of poetry to political and social protest Blake’s tools Includes what poems suit what theme/topic of political and social protest writing: Protesting against government power Human life is at its best when it has a healthy relationship with nature Protesting against the abuse of children Protesting against the education system Anticlericalism- criticising the Church as a powerful organisation that is complicit in the oppression of the people Sympathy for the oppressed, controlled and subjugated The Green World and Eco-politics Rebellion With analysis on the poems: The tiger Nurse’s song- innocence and experience The Schoolboy A Poison Tree Infant Joy Infant Sorrow

Suitable for A Level English Literature Students and teachers Aspects of Political and Social Protest Includes: Analysis and revision on the poem 'The Chimney-Sweeper’ from Songs of Innocence

Suitable for A Level English Literature Students and teachers Aspects of Political and Social Protest Includes: Analysis and revision on the poem 'Echoing Green’ Analysis and comparison between ‘Echoing Green’ and ‘London’

Suitable for A Level English Literature Students and teachers Aspects of Political and Social Protest Includes: Analysis and revision on the poem 'Infant Joy’

Suitable for A Level English Literature Students and teachers Aspects of Political and Social Protest Includes: Analysis and revision on the poem 'The Chimney-Sweeper’ from Songs of Experience