This resource is useful for any course studying the work of Congress, and the significance of committees to US politics. Contemporary as well as historic examples are included to enhance the depth of students understanding, as well as to prepare for essay questions.

This resource is ideal for A Level and High School US government and politics students. This 169 page document provides information and diagrams in detail on all units of the course. As well as this, at the end of each unit, 12 and 30 mark questions are provided for students to practice their exam skills throughout their revision. References to the UK are made throughout to assist the comparative focus of this resource. However the primary focus is on the US. The 12 mark questions particularly apply to those taking the Edexcel course, but 30 mark questions are suitable for AQA and OCR practice as well. Each unit is filled with many examples, useful to succeed in writing effective politics essays.

A 33 page revision document suitable for students studying the early part of Queen Elizabeth I. Whilst this focuses on the AQA course, the contents are useful for any student studying this period. This document is useful for teachers of the A Level ‘religious conflict and the Church of England’ and the ‘Tudors’ course. The depth this course offers means it is also useful for extra credit notes for High School students. The end of the document provides a series of exam questions to enable students to check their knowledge, and enhance their study skills.