An exemplar essay for A Level History, the Tudors, Elizabethan government. Assesses the strengths and weaknesses of Elizabethan government.

An essay plan for the successes/failures of Henry VII's foreign policy.

A History AS/A Level Section B exemplar essay typed up from the 2016 AQA summer exam. The question being: 'Tsar Nicholas II's downfall in February/March 1917 was the result of popular discontent for the Tsarist regime.' Assess the validity of this view.

An essay plan discussing the period of High Stalinism

An essay plan for Henry VII's consolidation of power.

An essay plan for the successes/weaknesses of Henry VIII's foreign policy.

A level essay plan evaluating the success Elizabethan foreign policy with Spain, Ireland and France.

An essay plan evaluating the success of Stalin's policy of collectivisation.

Essay plan for AS/A Level students studying the success of Stalin's Five Year Plans.

Notes on the reign of Mary Tudor, 1553-1558.

An A level History essay plan for Soviet Foreign Policy from 1924-1941, determining whether Stalin followed a Zig-Zag policy in response to events outside the USSR, or the Stalin Doctrine with influence of events from inside the USSR.

An essay plan for the question: ‘Society and culture under Stalin was not dissimilar from society and culture under Lenin’.

An A level history essay plans evaluating the reasons for Soviet victory in WW2.

Exemplar Section A sources essay for the beginnings of the Cold War.

A level essay plan for Elizabethan society/culture and economy and the extent to which English people benefitted under Elizabeth in regards to these ideas.

Essay Plan for AS/A Level history students studying the 1917 Russian October Revolution.

A level essay plan evaluating the threat of Mary, Queen of Scots to Elizabeth I.

A level essay plan for Elizabethan foreign policy with Spain and the extent to which she was successful or not.

An exemplar essay (25/25) for the question ‘Society and culture under Stalin was not dissimilar from society and culture under Lenin’.

Cultural changes between Lenin and Stalin's Russia. Featuring changes in social policies towards women; children and education and the arts.