A detailed timeline on African American’s Civil Rights from 1865-1972. This timeline has been designed for students studying the Civil Rights from 1865-1972 unit within the OCR A Level history specification. Included are 2 formats of timeline: One is organised by different themes, for example Presidents, Supreme Court and African American leaders. The other is a full timeline from 1865-1972. This resource has been written for OCR, but will be useful to all students studying Civil Rights in the USA 1865–1992. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed timeline on Native American Indians Civil Rights from 1865-1972. This timeline has been designed for students studying the Civil Rights from 1865-1972 unit within the OCR A Level history specification. Included is a timeline organised by different themes, for example Presidents & Congress, Supreme Court and Native American Actions. This resource has been written for OCR, but will be useful to all students studying Civil Rights in the USA 1865–1992. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed set checklist that links directly to the OCR specification and possible 10 & 20 mark question for each topic. This resource covers the whole OCR A-Level “Russia 1894–1941” course: The rule of Tsar Nicholas II The 1917 Revolutions The Civil War and Lenin The rule of Stalin This resource has been written for students following OCR exam board, but will be useful to all students studying Russia around the time of 1894-1941. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed timeline on Trade Union and Labour Rights from 1865-1972. This timeline has been designed for students studying the Civil Rights from 1865-1972 unit within the OCR A Level history specification. Included is a timeline organised by different themes, for example the economy and structure of the workforce, employers and federal and state government. These themes will help to provide structure to essays. This resource has been written for OCR, but will be useful to all students studying Civil Rights in the USA 1865–1992. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed mindmap to help any student studying the ’ Russia 1894–1941’ module for A Level history. This mindmap covers all of the key facts needed for The Civil War & Lenin topic and is specifically designed for the OCR exam board but is useful for any student studying Russia from 1894 to 1941. This resource covers: The Constituent Assembly Lenin’s Decrees The Civil War White forces Foreign intervention The Red Army War Communism Reasons for Bolshevik victory/White defeat Murder of the Tsar Red Terror The Kronstadt Rising The NEP Constitution and government Strengths and weaknesses of Lenin as leader. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed timeline of Pitt the Younger between 1780-1806. This resource covers: Royal support The 1784 election Reform of finance, administration & trade The impact of the French Revolution Radical threats Whig splits 1790–1794 Anti-radical legislation 1794–1801 This resource has been written for the OCR Pitt to Peel AS/A Level Specification, but will be useful to all students studying Pitt the Younger between 1780-1806. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed mindmap to help any student studying the ’ Russia 1894–1941’ module for A Level history. This mindmap covers all of the key facts needed for the first half of The Rule of Tsar Nicholas topic and is specifically designed for the OCR exam board but is useful for any student studying Russia from 1894 to 1941. This resource covers: Character, attitude and abilities of Nicholas II Political, economic and social problems of Russia in 1894 Opposition, liberals, populists and Marxists National minorities The influence of Pobedonostsev Witte The Russo-Japanese War; Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed timeline of Foreign Policy 1783–1830. This resource covers: Ending isolation 1783–1789 French Revolution to 1793 Pitt as War Minister 1793–1806 (Blue water strategy, Coalitions, Peace of Amiens) War with Napoleon – blockades, coalitions and the Peninsular campaign Castlereagh 1812–1822 Canning 1822–1827 This resource has been written for the OCR Pitt to Peel AS/A Level Specification, but will be useful to all students studying Foreign Policy 1783–1830. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed mindmap to help any student studying the ’ From Pitt to Peel 1783–1853’ module for A Level history. This mindmap covers all of the key facts needed for the Lord Liverpool and the Tories 1812–1830 topic and is specifically designed for the OCR exam board but is useful for any student studying From Pitt to Peel 1783–1853. This resource covers: Liverpool and the radical challenge 1812–1822 The Corn Law 1815 Peterloo Government policy on law and order The Gagging Acts and the Six Acts 1819 Tory governments 1815–1830 Liverpool, Canning and Wellington as Prime Ministers Huskisson on trade and finance Peel at the Home Office Repeal of the Combination Laws and Test and Corporation Acts Catholic Emancipation. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed timeline of Lord Liverpool & the Tories 1812–1830. This resource covers: Liverpool and the radical challenge 1812–1822 The Corn Law 1815 Peterloo Government policy on law and order The Gagging Acts and the Six Acts 1819 Tory governments 1815–1830; Liverpool Canning and Wellington as Prime Ministers Huskisson on trade and finance Peel at the Home Office Repeal of the Combination Laws and Test and Corporation Acts Roman Catholic Emancipation This resource has been written for the OCR Pitt to Peel AS/A Level Specification, but will be useful to all students studying Lord Liverpool & the Tories 1812–1830. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed set of notes on Rasputin & Alexandra . This resource covers: Who Alexandra & Rasputin were Why the Tsar left them in control of Russia Conclusion of whether Alexandra & Rasputin led to the Tsar’s abdication This resource has been written for OCR, but will be useful to all students studying Rasputin & Alexandra . Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed mindmap to help any student studying the ’ Russia 1894–1941’ module for A Level history. This mindmap covers all of the key facts needed for The 1917 Revolutions topic and is specifically designed for the OCR exam board but is useful for any student studying Russia from 1894 to 1941. This resource covers: The impact of the First World War 1914–1917 Nicholas’ leadership Rasputin Criticism in the Duma The events of March 1917 Kerensky, the Provisional Government and Petrograd Soviet Return of exiles and the April Theses July Days Kornilov Revolt Events of November 1917 The roles of Lenin and Trotsky. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed mindmap on Pitt the Younger. This resource covers: Royal support The 1784 election Reform of finance, administration and trade The impact of the French Revolution Radical threats Whig splits 1790–1794 Anti-radical legislation 1794–1801 This resource has been written for the OCR Pitt to Peel AS/A Level Specification, but will be useful to all students studying Pitt the Younger. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed mindmap on Foreign Policy 1783–1830. This resource covers: Ending isolation 1783–1789 French Revolution to 1793 Pitt as War Minister 1793–1806 (Blue water strategy, Coalitions, Peace of Amiens) War with Napoleon – blockades, coalitions and the Peninsular campaign Castlereagh 1812–1822 (Vienna Settlement, Congress diplomacy) Canning 1822–1827 (Holy Alliance, Spain, Portugal, Latin America and the Greek Question to 1830). This resource has been written for the OCR Pitt to Peel AS/A Level Specification, but will be useful to all students studying Foreign Policy 1783–1830. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed mindmap on Parliamentary reform and the Great Reform Act 1832. This resource covers: Whigs and Tory attitudes to reform 1783–1830 Early reform attempts 1785–1830 Reasons for parliamentary reform 1828–1830 Extent of popular discontent 1830–1832 The aims and terms of the 1832 Act This resource has been written for the OCR Pitt to Peel AS/A Level Specification, but will be useful to all students studying Parliamentary reform and the Great Reform Act 1832. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed model answer to the question “Using these 4 sources in their historical context, assess how far they support the view that the main reason why Robert Peel and his party regained popularity in the 1830’s was due to the errors of the Whigs.” [30 marks] This is an A* answer. The resource includes the four sources used and allows students to understand how to structure their arguments to achieve full marks. This resource has been written for OCR, but will be useful to all students studying Peel and the Conservative Party. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.

A detailed set of notes on the provisional government and its opponents. This resource covers: The relationship between the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet Opposition to the Provisional Government in 1917 Lenin’s return to Russia in April 1917 The June Offensive & the July Days Kerensky This resource has been written for OCR, but will be useful to all students studying the provisional government and event in Russia 1917. Check out the rest of the series and other great resources in my Tes Shop.