37 practice questions on the reigns of Henry VII and Henry VIII including: Foreign policy Financial policy Government Claim to the throne Opposition Break with Rome Cromwell Wolsey

Essay questions and plans including: Functionalist theories of crime Subcultural theories of crime Labelling theories of crime Marxist theory of crime Left and right realist perspectives of crime Crime statistical patterns by class, gender, and ethnicity Globalisation and crime Crime and the media Preventing and managing crime 26x 10 markers 11x 30 markers I’ve also included the little ‘cheat sheet’ that I used - essentially key theorists, names, and statistics to remember, pulled from the essay plans

Notes on 14 different sociological research methods including: Practical advantages and disadvantages Ethical advantages and disadvantages Theoretical advantages and disadvantages Examples Notes on 8 different sampling methods including: Strengths Weaknesses

Key theorists and useful statistics for: Functionalism Marxism Postmodernism Social class Ethnicity Gender Educational experience by gender Other relationships and processes 1944: Butler Act 1965-1979: Comprehensive schools 1979-1997: New vocationalism 1988: Education Reform Act 1997-2010: New Labour policies 2010-2015: Coalition policies

Cohesive notes including: Functionalism and religion Marxism and religion Feminism and religion Religion and social change Secularisation Postmodernism and religion Globalisation Religious organisation Religious participation Science and religion

Notes and evaluation of educational policy including: 1944: Butler Act Comprehensive schools New Vocationalism 1988: Education Reform Act New Right influenced policy - New Labour Social Democratic influenced policy - New Labour New Right influenced policy - coalition Social Democratic influenced policy - coalition

Crime and Deviance notes including: Functionalism and crime Subcultural Theory Marxism and crime New Realism and crime Social class and crime Ethnicity and crime Gender and crime

Notes on the rebellions under Edward VI and Mary I including: 1549: Western Rebellion 1549: Kett’s Rebellion 1554: Wyatt’s Rebellion All include political, economic, social, and religious causes and an evaluation of the level of threat