<p>A level essay on peasant discontent from AQA’s syllabus on Tsarist and Communist Russia. It evaluates the statement that ‘Peasant discontent posed a major threat to the Tsarist regime between 1894 and 1914’. This essay was awarded 22/25 marks - an A* grade at A level - with a clear strong argument throughout.</p>

<p>An essay on Russian society between 1894 and 1914 taken from year 1 of AQA’s syllabus on Tsarist and Communist Russia from 1855 - 1964. This essay was awarded 24 marks (A* grade) with a clear thesis and relevant references to continuity and change, with a judgement on what the most significant social change needed for full marks.</p>

<p>This document includes research on key events in China’s history and their impacts that provides the perfect base to an essay on China as part of an A Level module/coursework on Chinese history from 1910 - 2010. All impacts are sorted into social, political and economic impacts are clearly sorted and a timeline is provided all of which should help plan a great A level essay! This research helped me to achieve full marks in my history coursework.</p>

<p>This research provides a thorough and clear explanation of marxist literary theory with applications to Othello and Gatsby that should enhance A level English essays.</p>

<p>A timeline of China’s key events since 1910 useful for anyone doing coursework on China!</p>

<p>A grade essay for AQA’s syllabus on Tudors exploring the statement that ‘Between 1529 and 1536 the Church in England was transformed’. The essay has a clear judgement and focus throughout.</p>

<p>Essay taken from AQA’s syllabus on Tsarist and Communist Russia, evaluating the statement that ‘The years 1917 to 1941 were a time of political change.’. This essay was awarded an A grade with clear focus on the argument and evaluation throughout.</p>