This booklet contains eight essay questions, with space to plan in detail, alongside three quick knowledge check questions. This booklet is perfect for students who need to revise conservatism and want to apply their knowledge to the most common essays. This is the simple of the resource - a more fun version is also available on our page, with some colours and doodles. Checkout the other A-Level politics resources on our page! Details: Pages: 4 Essay questions: 8

This booklet contains eight essay questions, with space to plan in detail, alongside three quick knowledge check questions. This booklet is perfect for students who need to revise conservatism and want to apply their knowledge to the most common essays. This is the more fun version of the resource, with some colours and doodles - a simple version is also available on our page. Checkout the other A-Level politics resources on our page! Details: Pages: 4 Essay questions: 8

This revision booklet contains all the key information that you need for A-Level Politics core ideologies studies. With need-to-know facts, strand differences, key thinkers (ideas and quotes) and 8 exam practice exam questions (with space to plan), for each of the three ideologies, this booklet is perfect to consolidate and improve your ideologies knowledge. Details Pages: 25 Exam questions: 24

This is a example essay in response to the question ‘“Congress is Broken”: How far do you agree’ and scored 24/30 in a real student response. With brief feedback, score and complete essay, this resource is exceptionally useful for students to get an idea of how they may improve their writing. Details Pages: 2 Words: 1069 Score: 24/30 Grade: A

This revision guide is a complete summary of everything that you need to answer a question on Henry VII in your A-Level exams. Perfect as a student revision resource, information sheet for annotating, or guidance on essential content. This booklet focuses on Henry’s approach to Government, Foreign Policy, Economy, Society, and religion, including key dates, people and events. Be sure to check out the other affordable resources on my profile! Details: Pages: 6 Word count: 1141 (approx.)

This booklet contains all the information that you need to know for The Golden Age of Weimar Germany, from 1924 to 1928. From cultural developments to political changes, and international improvements to economic recovery, this booklet has it all. Ideal for A Level students studying Weimar Germany who want to revise this section. Details: Pages: 9 Word count: Approx. 2600 Be sure to check out my other affordable A-Level resources!

This printable booklet contains all the key information that you need as a basis of your nationalism studies in A-Level AQA or Edexcel politics. Containing overall ideas, strand differences, key thinkers and quotes, this guide is the complete collection of the nationalism key content.

This 3-page booklet contains everything that you need to know to answer an exam question on the Establishment of Nazi power, from January to March 1933. Including Hitler’s tactics, obstacles and key dates, these concise yet effective notes cover everything that you need to know for this section of the course. Make sure to check out the other A-Level resources on my page!

In this revision/study guide for the AQA A-level Tudors course, you will find all the information needed to be successful when answering a question about Mary I. Categorised into sections of Government, Foreign Policy, Economy, Society and Religion, this guide is informative, easy to use and incredibly useful

This is a example essay in response to the question ‘How do Shelley and Atwood explore the idea of religion in their texts?’ With attached feedback, score and complete essay, this resource is exceptionally useful for students to get an idea of how they may improve their writing. The essay is approximately 1300 words long, completed in a timed mock by a Year 12 student. Please be aware that this is not a perfect example of an essay - it did not gain full marks but does serve as an example of a well-written and highly graded piece of work.

This revision guide for A-level AQA history focuses on the changes to religion during the Mid-Tudor crisis, with key dates, acts and events from Edward and Mary (with a brief mention of Lady Jane Grey). With detailed yet concise notes, this revision guide is essential when attempting any questions on religion in the Mid-Tudor period. Be sure to check out a constantly-growing plethora of other A-Level resources on my profile!

This booklet is a guide to everything you need to know for the core ideologies section of the A-Level politics exam. Including key thinkers with quotes, essential principles and strand differences for each of the 3 ideologies, as well as some exam skills, this booklet is everything that you or your students need to thrive in the exam.