Edexcel GCSE (9-1) History Crime and punishment through time, c1000-present Student Book notes (1st edition)

A set of 18 mind maps written by a grade 9 student. The maps are colourful and very detailed and cover everything you will need to know for GCSE History: Crime and Punishment. All notes are from the Pearson Edexcel textbook: Crime and Punishment through time, c1000-present.

Class notes and textbook references for a two year course- has all the information necessary and I have even added in possible exam Q's with the answers after- some 4 markers.

This document contains each policing method used to try and catch the Ripper, the description of the method, whether the method was old or new to the Ripper murders, the rating of effectiveness and an explanation as to why I have rated it that way.

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of the Georgian and Victorian England (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of Tudor and Stuart England. (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

Topic summary for each important time period, of Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Crime and Punishment through time.

This is a detailed mind map used for GCSE Crime and Punishment revision which covers all content of this part of the course. There are links and summary points that could help you answer the exam questions more easily. (For complete coverage of the book, please view the pack deal. )

This document outlines immigration in Whitechapel and the impacts it has had on the police: creating more crime, creating problems when solving crimes and the hampering of these crimes during the Ripper investigations. It also outlines the differences between the Irish and Jewish immigrants and how they were treated. Also contains key terms that will be excellent to use in your essays.

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of the Middle ages. (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of the Whitechapel case study. (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

A set of 18 mind maps written by a grade 9 student. The maps are colourful and very detailed and cover everything you will need to know for GCSE History: Crime and Punishment. All notes are from the Pearson Edexcel textbook: Crime and Punishment through time, c1000-present.

This is a detailed mind map used for GCSE Crime and Punishment revision which covers all content of this part of the course. There are links and summary points that could help you answer the exam questions more easily. (For complete coverage of the book, please view the pack deal. )

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of the Whitechapel case study. (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of the Middle ages. (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of the Georgian and Victorian England (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

This is a detailed mind map for the GCSE Crime and Punishment revision covering all content of Tudor and Stuart England. (For complete coverage of the book please view the pack deal)

Class notes and textbook references for a two year course- has all the information necessary and I have even added in possible exam Q's with the answers after- some 4 markers.

Topic summary for each important time period, of Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Crime and Punishment through time.

This document outlines immigration in Whitechapel and the impacts it has had on the police: creating more crime, creating problems when solving crimes and the hampering of these crimes during the Ripper investigations. It also outlines the differences between the Irish and Jewish immigrants and how they were treated. Also contains key terms that will be excellent to use in your essays.