This resource provides a bullet pointed essay plan to answer any question on the counter vs Catholic reformation. In this case, the question is: To what extent did the Roman Catholic Church experience more of a ‘Catholic Reformation’ than a ‘Counter Reformation’ in this period? The topics covered are as follows: Introduction Role of Papacy Council of Trent Results of Council New Religious Orders (Counter) New Religious Orders (Catholic) Role of Individuals (Counter) Role of Individuals (Catholic) Conclusion Notes are written in shorthand for expediency.

This resource contains quotes pertaining to character pairings in Wuthering Heights, as well as a paragraph of close analysis containing critical quotations. The pairings are as follows: Heathcliff & Cathy Heathcliff & Mr Earnshaw Heathcliff & Hindley Hindley & Frances Heathcliff & Edgar Linton Heathcliff & Isabella Cathy & Edgar Linton Cathy & Isabella Edgar Linton & Isabella Mr & Mrs Earnshaw

This resource collates 9 major literary critics and lists quotes from them that relates to characters and themes in Wuthering Heights. Great and easy revision resource.

This resource has grouped quotes from the entirety Bronte’s Wuthering Heights by character, with page numbers and analysis.

This resource details a bullet pointed essay plan concerning Elizabeth I and Catholicism. It can be used to answer any question but addresses this one: How serious a threat to the religious stability and internal security of England did the Roman Catholics pose in Elizabeth’s reign? The topics covered are as follows: Introduction The Argument- whiggish vs Revisionist Mary Queen of Scotts & Northern Rising Plots Missionaries Conclusion

This resource provides a detailed bullet pointed essay plan that can be used to answer any question on Edward VI’s reign. It uses the following question as a basis: How unstable was the monarchy in the reign of Edward VI? The topics covered are: Council Political stability Foreign Policy Religious Policy Economic/Social Policy Financial Policy The essay is written in shorthand for expedience.

This resource contains quotations from the entirety of Shakespeare’s Othello and critical perspective quotations, organised by theme :))

This resource is great for revision - contains quotes from Shakespeare’s Othello as well as critical quotations, grouped by character!

This resource lists Handmaid’s Tale quotes from the entirety of the book, as well as separated by theme :)

This resource details a clear essay plan covering the ethical debates surrounding abortion. It provides easy-to-read bullet points outlining an argument that can be made to answer the essay question - 'Since the status of an embryo can never be determined, one cannot expect an absolute response to the question of abortion.’ The essay plan can be adapted to suit any A Level / Pre-U essay question on this topic. It can be used as a useful revision tool as it neatly surmises different viewpoints ranging from religious to philosophical: Judith Jarvis Thompson Michael Tooley Mary Anne Warren Church of England Roman Catholic Islam Kant Natural Law Utilitarianism Sentences are written shorthand to keep concise.

This resource provides a clearly written summary of Aristotle’s philosophical arguments, including: Four Causes Bronze Statue Example Living and non-living Actuality and potentiality Prime Mover/God The Soul What is ‘Good’ The resource is delineated by bullet points in the above sections and is is written in succinct shorthand.

This resource contains quotes pertaining to character pairings in Wuthering Heights, as well as a paragraph of close analysis containing critical quotations. The pairings are as follows: Edgar Linton & Catherine (C2/Cathy 2) Heathcliff & Hareton Heathcliff & Catherine Heathcliff & Linton Hareton & Catherine Catherine & Linton

This resource outlines useful contextual history for Shakespeare’s Othello, also containing critical perspectives & character quotes and analysis.