OCR • History

An easily accessible and valuable resource that chronologically organises all information needed on the final section of the textbook: the fall of Napoleon. Contains all events on the Specification alongside statistics and analysis. I studied all the past questions and found them to nearly exactly match specification points. Therefore I tailored this resource towards exact specification points, making it very useful when I came to the exam as I’d already studied exactly what the question had a...

Table to summarise facts and analysis on every topic on the specification in relation to each Russian Ruler or War. This makes it an excellent revision resource as each row can be used to easily create essay plans and compare rulers with each other, like you would do in an exam. It is colour coded to each leader (Alexander II, Alexander III, Nicholas II, Lenin, Stalin and Khrushchev) and covers all topics in the specification in around 30 pages with key facts and statistics to help sharpen your ...

Explanation of resource: - Information drawn from OCR A-level textbook and My Revision Notes guide - A topic summary for refreshing knowledge and providing missed details - Details of resource: Date of creation: Creator: Holly Alexandra Kitching Qualification level: A-level Subject: History Exam Board: OCR

This document has a complete summary of the French Revolution for the OCR A level exam board. It is a bullet pointed list of key evenyts and facts that should be known for the course. Formatted by events and themes it provides an easy way to revise the complex subject. Making and using these notes helped me gain an A* in my A level.

A complete summary of the content of the Later Tudors section of the OCR A level History Course. The notes are seperated by themes and include facts on the reigns of Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I. These notes condense down the course to the most important facts. I made and used these notes to gain an A* in my OCR history A level.

A bullet point summary of key facts behind the causes and decline of the witchcraze. To be used for the OCR A level history course these notes are easy to understand and apply to a level essays. Making and using these notes helped me gain an A* in my a level exam.

A bullet point summary of facts relating to the east anglican witchcraze of 1645-47 seperated by themes. These key facts are vital for understanding the witchcraze and are useful when writing your a level essays. Making and using these notes helped me gain an A* in my A level.

An essay plan for OCR A level history Popular Culture and the Witchcraze on whether women were persecuted becasue they were on the margins of society. Using this essay plan the essay itself recieved 23/25. Use this to help write your own practice essay.

A note summary of general themes relating to popular culture and the witchcraze for OCR A level history. These facts can help link the different sections of the exam and are an useful basis of revision. Making and using these notes helped me get an A* in my A level.

A bullet pointed summary of key facts needed to understand the geography of the witchcraze and its persecution. Made for OCR A level history.