Key notes for A-level history Russian depth study 1855-1964 on the impact of dictatorial regimes on the economy and society. This document looks at: Extent and reasons for economic change Extent and reasons for social change Changes to living and working conditions of rural and urban people Limitations on personal, political and religious freedoms Please look at my other resources.

Key notes for A-level History Russia looking at the nature of government comparing the tsars and the communists in the period 1855-1964 Please look at my other resources.

Key notes for A-level sociology on the postmodern theory of crime and deviance. This document looks at the following: Messerschmidt and masculinity Foucault and surveillance culture PEEL points evaluating the theory Please look at my other resources.

Key notes for A-level Sociology Beliefs in society on organisations, movements and members. This document looks at: Churches and sect- Troeltsch Denomination and cult- Niebuhr New religious movements- Wallis Stark and Bainbridge (1986) Explaining the growth of NRMs Dynamics of sects and NRMs New age Modernity Gender, ethnicity and age difference in religion Please look at my other documents.

Key notes for A-level sociology beliefs in society on religion, renewal and choice. Please look at my other resources

Key notes for A-level sociology crime and deviance looking at the victims of crime. This document looks at: Positive victimology Critical/radical victimology Patterns/trends in victims Impact of victimisation Please look at my other resources.

A-Level history key events spider diagram for Wars of the Roses King Henry VI This provides a spider diagram in chronological order of all key events Please look at my other resources

A-Level history key events spider diagram for Wars of the Roses King Henry VII This provides a spider diagram in chronological order of all key events Please look at my other resources

Key notes on Ideology and Science incuding science as a belief system for A-Level sociology beliefs in society. Please look at my other resources.

Sociology beliefs in society key notes and religion as a force for social change. This includes Weber and his theory of Calvinism, also looking at fundamentalism specifically ISIS and the Westboro Baptist Church in America and how these have influenced change in society. Please look at my other resources.

Key notes on research surrounding the interactionism and labelling theory for A-level sociology crime and deviance. Including: Becker Cicourel Lemert- Primary and secondary deviance Young- research on hippies in Notting Hill Please look at my other resources.

Key notes for A-level sociology crime and deviance on the Marxist perspective of crime. This document looks at: Gordon Chambliss (Seattle study) Hall Gilroy Strengths/weaknesses Please look at my other resources.

A-Level history key events spider diagram for Wars of the Roses King Edward IV part II and Edward V This provides a spider diagram in chronological order of all key events Please look at my other resources

Key notes for A-Level sociology families and households notes on the topic about couples. Please look at my other resources.

This is an A-level sociology resource for those studying beliefs in society. It gives all you need to know on Parsons, Durkheim and Malinowski and their thoughts on the purpose of religion. Don't forget to check out my other resources!

A-Level history key events spider diagram for Wars of the Roses King Richard III This provides a spider diagram in chronological order of all key events Please look at my other resources

Key notes for A-level sociology crime and deviance on the gender differences in crime. Please look at my other resources.

Key notes for A-level sociology beliefs in society on secularisation in Britain and America. Please look at my other resources.

Key notes for A-Level sociology beliefs in society on the postmodern theory of religion. Please check out my other resources.

These are notes only on Cold War developments 1946-1955 in Europe. This is a personally produced document used for A-Level revision that gives a good incite into Cold War Origins, produced using access to history third edition Cold War book along with many other Cold War resources. Content Iron Curtain speech Soviet control of Eastern Europe Truman Doctrine and Marshall aid COMECON and Cominform Conflicts over Germany Creation of the GDR and FRG Formation of NATO The Warsaw Pact Atomic Weapons Look at my other resources for History and Sociology