These notes cover the entire OCR Religious Studies syllabus; summarizing the ‘My Revision Notes’ OCR textbook. These notes contributed to the achievement of an A* at A level. Ethics is divided into: Natural Law Situation Ethics Utilitarianism Kantian Ethics Euthanasia Business Ethics Sexual Ethics Conscience Meta Ethics Philosophy is divided into Plato and Aristotle Body and Soul The Teleological Argument The Cosmological Argument The Ontological Argument Religious Experience The Problem of Evil Attributes of God Religious Language 20th Century Perspectives **Buddhism is divided into ** The Buddha’s life Intellectual Context The Three Refuges The Three Marks of Existence The Four Noble Truths Meditation Mahayana Buddhism Madhyamika and Prajnaparamita Zen Buddhism Pure Land Buddhism Engaged Buddhism Western Buddhism Female Enlightenment Women in the monastic Sangha

This piece of coursework achieved 40/40 at A level contributing to the achievement of an A*. Chosen Question: In the context of the years 1730-1838 to what extent was the role of women a significant factor in the abolition of slavery across the British Empire? An ideal example of the correct use of: AO1 - Knowledge and Understanding AO2 - Source evaluation AO2 - Use of Historical Interpretation

These revision notes cover the period between 1865 - 1975 condensed into 40 pages, summerised from the Oxford AQA revision guide. Useful for ‘The Making of A Superpower’ A level AQA course. These notes helped me achieve an A* at A level. They will save a pupil hours of work and provide a detailed and thorough overview of the period. Divided into: Era of Reconstruction and the Gilded Age Populism, Progressivism and Imperialism Crisis of Identity The Superpower Each section contains notes on: Politics, Society, Economy and Foreign Policy.