<p>These series of summary sheets explains the key knowledge needed for A level theories topic for sociology. The document covers;</p> <ul> <li>Functionalism</li> <li>Marxism</li> <li>Feminism</li> <li>Social Action Theories</li> <li>Modernism, Post-modernism and Late-Modernity</li> <li>Sociology and Social Policy</li> <li>Sociology as a Science</li> <li>Objectivity and Values</li> </ul>

<p>This document contains a selection of Paper 1, Section A 8 &amp; 12 Marker questions which have been answered to an A/A* level.</p>

<p>This document contains exemplar A/A* responses of Society and Morality 20 mark essays. The questions are tied to Paper 3 of OCR A Level Law.<br /> The question titles are;</p> <ul> <li>“The law has the power to change and influence society” - Discuss the extent to which you agree with this statement (20 marks)</li> <li>“The law should enforce morality” - Discuss the extent to which you agree with this statement. (20 marks)</li> </ul>

<p>These two summary sheets summarise the two topics for Paper 3 OCR law including<br /> -Morality and Law<br /> Society and Law</p>

<p>This document contains 30 pages of key information and dates relevant for a student studying the German quest for political stability from 1871-1991.<br /> The document covers the time periods listed below;</p> <ul> <li>The Bismark Era</li> <li>The Wilhelmine Era</li> <li>War, revolution and democracy</li> <li>The Nazi Experiment</li> <li>Occupation, Defeat and Divisions</li> </ul>

<p>This series of 20 mark A* evaluation essays based on A level Law OCR paper 1 covers;<br /> Non-fatal offenses<br /> Self-Defense<br /> Consent</p>

<p>These summary pages summarise the following areas of Tort Law including;<br /> Negligence<br /> Occupiers Liability Act 1957<br /> Occupiers Liability Act 1984<br /> Rylands V Fletcher<br /> Vicarious Liability<br /> Private Nuisance</p>

<p>These series of summary sheets covers;<br /> Causation<br /> Murder<br /> Gross Negligence Manslaughter<br /> Unlawful Act Manslaughter<br /> Loss of Control<br /> Diminished Responsibility</p>

<p>Property offences covered include;<br /> Theft<br /> Burglary<br /> Robbery</p>

<p>General Defenses include;<br /> Self-Defense<br /> Attempts<br /> Consent<br /> Duress of Threats</p>