This document is applicable to the new linear A level. It contains detailed notes on the reign of Henry VII in timeline form followed by 16 detailed, A* standard model essays and essay plans covering both Henry VII and Henry VIII, including foreign and domestic policy. Extremely useful for targeted exam revision. I achieved an A* in my history A level and now study history at UCL.

It includes: An overview of the British government at the beginning of the period, A key word list and defines 'key words' throughout, Detailed bullet point lists to answer essay questions such as: How did Pitt win the 1784 election? Why did Pitt want to reform Finance and Administration? (with details of his trade, finance and administration reforms) Reasons for Pitt's Long Tenure of Office, How severe was the threat of revolution between 1791 and 1797? Along with just under 10 other detai...

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Suitable for A level and GCSE across all exam boards. Comprehensive account of Edward VI's lifespan, comprising of all key events and their intimate details. Essential for success within any Tudor module.

A set of Pitt to Peel essay plans spanning the whole of the first half of the course, not including topics or plans for the source questions. Essay plans focus on William Pitt the Younger, the radical threat, Foreign Policy and the Great Reform Act.

Three Model Essays for the 20 mark question on the Alfred and the Making of England paper, answering the questions '‘Aethelred failed to deal with the Vikings due to a lack of unity among the Saxon nobility’ How far do you agree?', '‘The most important reason for the monastic crisis at the start of Aethelred’s reign was the personal interests of the pro- and anti-reformers’ How far do you agree?', 'How ‘unready’ was Aethelred when attempting to deal with the Viking threat?', and 'H...