Detailed. Covers main events and themes of US foreign policy. Monroe Doctrine Isolationism Mexico Navy Hawaii Latin America Expansionism

Detailed, covers a key events, individuals and dates. Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Political corruption

Detailed, covers key events, themes and dates. Plessy v Ferguson Formal segregation Oppression Education Migration Franchise Niagara Movement & NAACP Position of African Americans by 1912 Conclusion

Detailed, covers key events, dates and themes. 1.Reconstruction under Lincoln 2. Reconstruction under Johnson 3. Reconstruction under Grant 4. Glossary 5. Key quotes 6. Historians’ interpretations

Detailed table, covers key events, individuals, dates and themes. Cuba Panama Canal Nicaragua Dominican Republic China Japan

To what extent was the rise of big business responsible for the rapid growth of the US economy in the years 1865 to 1890? Mark - 19/25 Essays paragraphs are interlinked to get the top marks Introduction 1st paragraph - big business - evaluated with natural resources 2nd paragraph - new technology 3rd paragraph - mass immigration Conclusion

‘In the years to 1920, the USA remained a divided society.’ Detailed plan with evaluation and specific events, dates and key individuals to support arguments. Paragraphs: African Americans Immigration Women

Royalist and Parliamentary strengths and weaknesses. Royalist summary contains: Loyalty and tradition Resources - access to tax revenues, unified command Strategy Irish Cessation Political division Oxford Treaty Gloucester - First Battle of Newbury Parliamentary summary contains: London + south east Finance and funding Leadership and command Solemn League and Covenant Self-Denying Ordinance The New Model Army Divided strategy and leadership

Detailed - covers different parts of economy, including some evaluation. Consumerism Suburbs Poverty Kennedy & tax cuts Johnson & The Great Society Nixon & Stagflation

Detailed notes on the conflict between Crown and Parliament in the years 1625 to 1629 - with key dates, events, names, quotes Themes included: Foreign Policy Finance Religion Petition of Right links to ideology and Buckhingham