OCR • History

A summary of key facts needed for OCR A Level history Popular culture seperated by themes. These niche facts are exactly what is needed for any popular culture essay. Making and using these notes helped me gain an A* in my A level.

A few popular culture essay plans. These are the basis of how I would structure an essay for OCR A Level history. These are useful in learning how to structure your essays. 4 Essay Plans included. I gained an A* in my A level.

A summary of key facts related to the salem witchcraze seperated by theme for OCR A level history (Popular Culture and the Witchcraze). I made and used these notes and gaiend an A* in my exam.

Short bullet point facts on Trier, Bamberg, Wurzburg and Cologne. These show key statistics relating to these areas that are important to know for OCR A level History. These notes helped me gain an A* in my exam.

A list of potential links that can be made between areas or across time periods related to OCR A level history Popular Culture and the Witchcraze. These can be used to enhance your essays and helped me gain an A* in my exam.

A bullet pointed summary of facts related to those who were persecuted during the witchcraze. It provides niche facts useful for planning your A level History essays. I made these notes and used them to obtain an A* in my A level exam.

Bullet pointed list summary of key facts to learn for A level History OCR Popular Culture and the Witchcraze the response of the authorities. I used these for my A level and got an A*, use these notes to help add niche facts to your a level essays.

Level 5 (22/30) interpretation essay, marked by teacher, includes teacher's comments. Passages attached.

Top Level synoptic essay (22/25), marked by teacher and includes teacher's comments. Topic of the essay "How far the October Revolution was the turning point that changed the Nature of the Russian government?"

Level 5/6 (21/25) synoptic essay marked by teacher, includes teacher's comments. The topic of the essay "Was the war locomotive of change in Russia throughout the period?"