<p>Government &amp; Politics A LEVELS UK 9 marker in bullet points + paragraphs<br /> (A* Response)</p>

<p>2 resources :</p> <ul> <li>word document of 4745 words, 20 pages</li> <li>powerpoint of 37 slides</li> </ul> <p>what does this cover?</p> <ul> <li>everything! the whole course on a streetcar named desire</li> <li>context: historical, political, literary etc</li> <li>the epigraph</li> <li>themes</li> <li>symbols</li> <li>literary techniques</li> <li>form and language</li> <li>stage direction important quotes from scene 1-11</li> <li>character profiles</li> <li>over 200 important quotes from all characters</li> </ul>

<p>all you need to know about the Korean war for history a level!<br /> 1 document (10 pages, 2997 words) &amp; 1 powerpoint (44 slides)</p> <p>what’s included?</p> <ul> <li>timeline of events</li> <li>the causes &amp; outbreak of the korean war</li> <li>US&amp;UN involvement in the war in 1950</li> <li>Why Truman entered the Korean War (6 sections)</li> <li>The Significance of the US entry into the Korean War (3 sections)</li> <li>Key Debate (4 sections)</li> <li>US/UN/ROK retreat, June to September 1950 (3 sections)</li> <li>The Inchon Landing</li> <li>A US or UN war?</li> <li>The US/UN/ROK crossing of the 38th parallel River</li> <li>Chinese intervention in Korea and its impact</li> <li>The Impact of China’s entry (4 sections)</li> <li>Reasons for Truman’s dismissal of MacArthur</li> <li>Ridgways Brilliance (3 sections)</li> <li>Truman versus US public opinion (4 sections)</li> <li>causes of stalemate 1951-3 (3 sections)</li> <li>difficulties in reaching a settlement</li> <li>the outcome for the participants (6 sections)</li> </ul>

<p>5 documents (total: 25 pages, 7979 words)</p> <ul> <li>CONTEXT: BLACK AMERICANS TO 1865 (3 pages, 631 words)</li> <li>FREE AT LAST, 1865-77 (4 pages, 1341 words)</li> <li>THE TRIUMPH OF JIM CROWN, 1883-C.1900 (5 pages, 1730 words)</li> <li>THE CHANGING GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRUBUTION OF BLACK AMERICANS, C. 1850 – C. 1930 (5 pages, 1539 words)</li> <li>THE NEW DEAL &amp; RACE RELATIONS 1933-41 (8 pages, 2783 words)</li> </ul> <p>these 5 documents will include all information on each topic, a full and inclusive study pack for civil rights &amp; race relations for history a levels- from event summaries, key information, key dates and more!</p>

<p>word document containing all you need to revise for Frankenstein for A LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE ( 43 pages, 10,253 words)</p> <p>what’s included?</p> <ul> <li>key literary words</li> <li>context (4 sections)</li> <li>themes &amp; genres</li> <li>intertextuality &amp; references (4 sections)</li> <li>narrative structure</li> <li>chapter summaries (24 chapters)</li> <li>over 500 important quotes with page numbers &amp; catergorized by character &amp; theme for easy access</li> </ul>

<p>What’s included in this facts booklet?<br /> 1 document, 14 pages, 3926 word, bullet points with sentences on key facts</p> <ul> <li>introduction</li> <li>the constitution</li> <li>devolution</li> <li>parliament</li> <li>the prime minister &amp; executive</li> <li>the supreme court</li> <li>democracy &amp; political participation</li> <li>electoral systems</li> <li>voting behavior &amp; the role of media</li> <li>political parties</li> <li>bonus uk politics facts (not under a category) - to get that extra level of knowledge!</li> </ul>

<p>document inlcuding information on</p> <ul> <li>Gender</li> <li>Race</li> <li>Class &amp; Education</li> <li>Geographic region</li> <li>Urban vs. Rural</li> <li>Religion (protestant vs catholic)<br /> -polarisation of American politics (Red America vs Blue America)</li> </ul>

<p>9 long points about the topic</p>

<p>History<br /> A Level<br /> Russia<br /> 25 mark essay<br /> A grade</p>

<p>History<br /> A Level</p> <p>1 page notes covering</p> <ul> <li>Incheon Attack Factor</li> <li>Stalin pressure Factor</li> <li>38th parallel Factor</li> </ul>

<p>Government and Politics A level fact sheet on USA elections including</p> <ul> <li>1984, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016</li> <li>key results</li> <li>campiagn strategies</li> <li>other factors</li> <li>voting behaviour (statitsics included)</li> <li>the race for congress</li> <li>the electoral system (pros and cons)</li> </ul>

<p>Government and Politics A level<br /> 9 mark essay</p>

<p>Government &amp; Politics UK full 9 marker. (A grade response)</p>

<p>2.5 pages including:</p> <ul> <li>civil government</li> <li>state of nature</li> <li>state of war</li> <li>of slavery</li> <li>of property</li> <li>of political or civil society</li> <li>of the beginnings of civil society</li> <li>of the ends of political society &amp; government</li> <li>of the forms of a commonwealth</li> <li>of the extent of the legislative power</li> <li>of the legislative, executive and federative power of the commonwealth</li> <li>lockes theory of private law</li> </ul>

<p>1 page fact sheet covering</p> <ul> <li>theory of human nature</li> <li>theory of state of nature</li> <li>theory of authority and social order</li> </ul>

<p>24 important quotes made by Iago to use in essays!</p>

<p>Government &amp; Politics A level<br /> 25 mark essay question<br /> essay of 1635 words</p>

<p>Government &amp; Politics<br /> 9 marker exam question<br /> Explain 3 arguments against Direct Democracy.<br /> Full essay answer (3 paragraphs)</p>

<p>Government and Politics<br /> 25 mark essay<br /> 2366 words</p>

<p>word document consisting of revision material for the handmaids tale! (10 pages, 2472 words)</p> <p>what’s included?</p> <ul> <li>context (15 sections)</li> <li>intertextuality &amp; epigraphs (3 sections)</li> <li>chapter summaries (9 sections)</li> <li>positions in gilead (9 sections)</li> </ul>

<p>Covers 5 UK Government &amp; Politics Topics in small paragraphs + bullet</p> <ul> <li>5 pages, 1277 words, word document</li> </ul> <p>UK Political System</p> <ul> <li>Majoritarian or consensual democracy</li> <li>Brexit &amp; The UK political system</li> <li>Two party or multiparty politics?</li> <li>Rights &amp; Liberal Democracy</li> </ul> <p>The Constitution</p> <ul> <li>Parliamentary Sovereignty in practice</li> <li>Implications of the Scotland Act 2016</li> </ul> <p>Devolution</p> <ul> <li>Who Voted for Scottish Independence?</li> </ul> <p>Parliament</p> <ul> <li>Deployment of armed forces?</li> <li>Dissolution of parliament and call for an early general election</li> </ul> <p>The Executive &amp; Prime Minister</p> <ul> <li>Who becomes PM?</li> <li>Power of Patronage</li> <li>Cabinet reshuffle gone wrong</li> <li>Establishing cabinet committees</li> <li>Reshaping central government structure</li> <li>Limitations on power of policy making input</li> <li>Public standing</li> <li>Cabinet limitations on discussing/making decisions on major issues</li> <li>Vote of no confidence</li> <li>Temporary suspension during referendums</li> <li>Coalition</li> <li>Individual ministerial responsibility</li> <li>Causes for ministerial resignation</li> <li>John Major and Gordon Brown: context and leadership style</li> </ul>