AQA • History

Want that A*? You, yes you! I managed to get an A* with just this. These notes have all you need, as they are detailed summaries of all sections of the A-Level course for the Cold War. This is part 3, which provides a summary of the entire timeline and key facts to include in your essays for a guaranteed A/A* in the Cold War, covering both peaceful co-existence and the arms race. The first part also has the top grade structure that you can follow to a Tee for all the types of questions in the pa...

Want that A*? You, yes you! I managed to get an A* with just this. These notes have all you need, as they are detailed summaries of all sections of the A-Level course for the Cold War. This is part 3, which gives you the summary of the entire timeline and the key facts to put into your essays for a guaranteed A/A* for the section of the course on America's domestic affairs, eg, McCarthyism. The first part also has the top grade structure that you can follow to a Tee for all the types of questio...

Want that A*? You, yes you! I managed to get an A* with just this. These notes have all you need, as they are detailed summaries of all sections of the A-Level course for the Cold War. This is part 3, which gives you the summary of the entire timeline and the key facts to put into your essays for a guaranteed A/A* for the Cold War in Asia. The first part also has the top grade structure that you can follow to a Tee for all the types of questions in the pape

Essay plans for all of the Tudors. These helped me go from being stuck on C's to getting an A in my final exam.

Want an A*? These notes single-handedly got me an A* in A-level History. This includes a detailed explanation of the timeline of every event you need to know for your A-level exams, alongside ALL the key facts. These are the notes I made over 2 years, so you won't need to make ANY yourself. All that's necessary is to read over them and blurt like they are your own notes/flashcards. To get the top grade, you need the content and the structure for essay questions and source questions, and m...

Want an A*? These notes single-handedly got me an A* in A-level History. This includes a detailed explanation of the timeline of every event you need to know for your A-level exams, alongside ALL the key facts. These are the notes I made over 2 years, so you won't need to make ANY yourself. All that's necessary is to read over them and blurt like they are your own notes/flashcards. To get the top grade, you need the content and the structure for essay questions and source questions, and m...

A* Essay Plan, AQA History A Level Option 2G: To what extent did the thirteen American colonies share similar characteristics by 1760? Essays written using this essay plan teacher-marked to receive an A*. Provides three-paragraph argument structure with evidence and points.

17/30 sources written out answer for sources, found on pp171-172 of the textbook

Included are 5x past paper essays for Unit 1G, Challenge and Transformation. These essays have all been graded A*, minimum 23/25, and work well for students as revision notes, and useful guides/frameworks on how to achieve highest grades through structure, argument and historiography.

A model full marks essay from the Challenge and Transformation unit which can be applied to all aspects of the AQA A Level History course, as an example of the use of structure, depth, argument and historiography required to get an A* grade answer. Focused on the impacts of WW1 on British political parties, a cornerstone of Challenge and Transformation and adjacent units