<p>This four page word document covers everything on the specification for British Experience of Warfare (Edexcel History A Level) for the War in the Air in WW1.</p> <p>This includes:</p> <ul> <li>The impact of aerial reconnaissance: photographic, observation and communication.</li> <li>The development of the Royal Flying Corps as a fighting force; the importance of technology in the development of air combat; the importance of air power in achieving victory in 1918.</li> <li>The impact on public opinion, propaganda and defence systems of Zeppelin and Gotha bombing of undefended British towns.</li> </ul> <p>This document can also be used in conjunction with any other specification that studies the the War in the Air in depth</p>

These are word documents on all three modules (C1, B1 and P1) and contain one or two sentence statements on information most students miss out. I refer to these as 'cheat sheets' as if you spend a couple of hours memorizing absolutely everything on these documents, you will master the exams. I would recommend doing the past papers for practise after having memorized all of these sheets.<br /> <br /> Specifically for AQA Core Science (Old Spec), some information may overlap with other exam boards and the new specifications.

These are word documents on all three modules (C2, B2 and P2) and contain one or two sentence statements on information most students miss out. I refer to these as 'cheat sheets' as if you spend a couple of hours memorizing absolutely everything on these documents, you will master the exams. I would recommend doing the past papers for practise after having memorized all of these sheets.<br /> <br /> Specifically for AQA Additional Science (Old Spec), some information may overlap with other exam boards and the new specifications.

This specifically follows the Edexcel Route F course and covers the search for civil rights in America in the 20th century and the political, social and economic developments of America. <br /> <br /> This document is specifically for Unit 1: The Changing Political Environment 1917-80 which covers topics: America's political system, the reasons for the Republican Ascendency, effects of the Russian Revolution, The Great Depression and much more. This four-page document has everything you would need to prepare for the essay questions relevant to this unit. The notes are in an aesthetically pleasing and well-formulated manner which I believe helps with the memorization of the content.<br /> <br /> Though this resource is specifically designed according to the Edexcel specification, the history involved will always remain the same and the resource should be applicable to other uses.<br /> <br /> Units 2, 3, 4 and 5 will be coming out shortly. I aim to release them all before the start of May. <br /> <br /> Please note: all images used within the document are for the purposes of education and not copyright infringement.

These are word documents on all three modules (C3, B3 and P3) and contain one or two sentence statements on information most students miss out. I refer to these as 'cheat sheets' as if you spend a couple of hours memorizing absolutely everything on these documents, you will master the exams. I would recommend doing the past papers for practise after having memorized all of these sheets.<br /> <br /> Specifically for AQA Further Additional Science (Old Spec), some information may overlap with other exam boards and the new specifications.

<p>This six page document contains very concise notes on all you need to know you Theme 1: South Africa 1948- 1994 apartheid to rainbow nation. This document can also be used in conjunction with other history modules that studies South Africa.</p>

<p>This four page word document covers everything on the specification for British Experience of Warfare (Edexcel History A Level) for the Second Boer War.</p> <p>This includes:</p> <ul> <li>Facing the Boers in southern Africa: the nature of Britisharmy; the significance of the sieges of Mafeking, Kimberley and Ladysmith and the impact of Black Week.</li> <li>The importance of the roles of Field Marshalls Roberts and Kitchener, and General Sir Redvers Buller in achieving victory.</li> <li>Changing attitudes of the public in Britain to the conflict, including the impact of the reportage of Winston Churchill and the work of Emily Hobhouse.</li> </ul> <p>This document can also be used in conjunction with any other specification that studies the Second Boer War in depth</p>

<p>This five page word document covers everything on the specification for British Experience of Warfare (Edexcel History A Level)</p> <p>This includes:</p> <ul> <li>Facing the Russian threat in the Crimea: the impact of the battles of Alma and Balaclava and the siege of Sebastopol; the role of Lord Raglan.</li> <li>The problems of medical care; the work of Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole in the Crimea.</li> <li>Changing attitudes of the public in Britain to the conduct of the war, including the impact of the photography of Roger Fenton and the reportage of William Russell.</li> </ul> <p>This document can also be used in conjunction with any other specification that studies the Crimean War in depth</p>

<p>This six page document contains very concise notes on all you need to know you Theme 2: South Africa 1948- 1994 apartheid to rainbow nation. This document can also be used in conjunction with other history modules that studies South Africa.</p>

This is a 3 page compact word document (which I call a 'cheat sheet') that contains lots of information on the history of GB from the Roman Period all the way to the modern period. The document contains information on many things ranging from the why the bloody code was abolished during the Industrial Revolution to reasons behind beliefs in witchcraft during the Tudors &amp; Stuarts, Each bullet point covers a specific topic within this period with each number under that bullet point representing a potential paragraph with relevant information next to it. If you/your students go through each bullet point and try to memorize the points underneath it, I am sure you (or your students) will smash your/their exam. <br /> <br /> This document was made specifically for the Edexcel GCSE specification but goes into quite a lot of depth and can be used on other specifications.<br /> <br /> For teachers: with your school license you can print this document out in the masses and give it to all of your students to help prepare them for an exam on Crime and Punishment

<p>This three page document contains very concise notes on all you need to know you Theme 3: South Africa 1948- 1994 apartheid to rainbow nation. This document can also be used in conjunction with other history modules that studies South Africa.</p>

<p>This six page document contains very concise notes on all you need to know you Theme 1: South Africa 1948- 1994 apartheid to rainbow nation. This document can also be used in conjunction with other history modules that studies South Africa.</p>

This is a 5 page compact word document (which I call a 'cheat sheet') that contains lots of information on the history of Germany between the years 1917-1945. The document contains information on many things ranging from the treatment of minorities to the economic policies presented by Nazis. Each bullet point covers a specific topic within this period with each number under that bullet point representing a potential paragraph with relevant information next to it. If you go through each bullet point and try to memorize the points underneath it, I am sure you will smash your exam. <br /> <br /> This document was made specifically for the Edexcel GCSE specification but goes into quite a lot of depth and can be used on other specifications.<br /> <br /> For teachers: with your school license you can print this document out in the masses and give it to all of your students to help prepare them for an exam on Germany