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Mock exam paper with model answers designed for the 2025 CIE IGCSE exam on KQ2 (The League of Nations). This resource specifically examines “Was the League of Nations an overall success?” This set of exam paper is set for consolidating skills for weaker students, as well as strectch and challenge for higher ability students. This resource includes: 1 set of UNIQUE source-based exam paper (guaranteed different from any publishers/ sources) 1 set of model answers for the questions on the paper 1 set of mark scheme designed for educators and students alike This mock exam paper is developed for students who have completed the New 2024-onwards IGCSE specification set by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). How can this resource be used? This resource is ideal for preparing students for a mock exam or can be utilized as the mock exam itself, as it closely resembles the actual IGCSE exam format. The accompanying model answers facilitate both peer and self-assessment, streamlining the grading process. Students can use these exemplars to compare their work against teacher feedback, enabling them to pinpoint their strengths and areas that need improvement. Additionally, the model answers can be introduced gradually through classroom activities to reinforce the requirements of each question type and deepen students’ understanding of how to maximise their marks. Questions and Model Answers: How far do these two sources agree? Explain your answer using details of the sources. [7] How would Wilson have reacted to Source D? Explain your answer using details of the sources and your knowledge. [8] What is the message of this source? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] How far does Source F make Source G surprising? Explain your answer using details of the sources and your knowledge. [8] How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the League of Nations was an overall success? Use the sources to explain your answer. [9] Related Mock Papers Mock Set 1 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213789 Mock Set 2 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213875 Mock Set 3 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213889 Mock Set 4 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213890 Mock Set 5 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213915

This bundle of revision notes are set specifically for AQA A Level History students. They offer a comprehensive overview of all four parts of the breadth study: “AQA HISTORY 2N – REVOLUTION & DICTATORSHIP RUSSIA 1917-1953”, including: The conditions of Russia before the revolution of February/ March 1917 The February/ March Revolution of 1917 Developments between the revolutions of 1917 The October/ November 1917 Revolution The consolidation of the Communist dictatorship The Civil War 1918 - 1920 Economic and social developments Foreign relations and the attitudes of foreign powers Power Vacuum and Power Struggle Ideological debates and issues in the leadership struggle Economic developments Agricultural and social developments in the countryside Industrial and social developments in towns and cities The Development of the Stalin Cult The social and economic condition of the Soviet Union by 1941 Dictatorship and Stalinism Yezhovshchina Culture and Society Stalin and international relations: he Great Patriotic War and its impact on the Soviet Union, 1941-45 The defeat of the Germans: 'High Stalinism’, 1945- 1953 The transformation of the Soviet Union’s international position: Why choose this resource? For Students, these notes are a fantastic resource for those who might struggle with note-taking during class or have difficulty keeping their materials organized. They can help you quickly catch up with your classmates and ensure you don’t miss any important topics. Plus, you can use these notes as a checklist to explore subjects in greater depth later on. Whether you’re looking to reinforce your understanding or prepare for exams, these notes make studying more efficient and effective. For Teachers, these resources are invaluable for enhancing student learning and engagement. By providing well-organized notes, you empower students to take control of their education, making it easier for them to grasp complex concepts and stay on track. This tool not only supports students who may need additional help but also fosters a collaborative classroom environment where everyone can thrive. By integrating these notes into your teaching strategy, you can save time and focus on deeper discussions, ultimately enriching the educational experience for all your students. I hope that these notes would help to save you time in exam preparation. Any feedback welcome!

This bundle of revision notes are set specifically for AQA A Level History students. They offer a comprehensive overview of all four parts of the breadth study: “Stuart Britain and the Crisis of Monarchy”, including: Monarchs and Parliaments, 1603–1629 Revolution, 1629–1649 From Republic to restored and limited monarchy, 1649–1678 (A-level only) The establishment of constitutional monarchy, 1678–1702 (A-level only) For Students, these notes are a fantastic resource for those who might struggle with note-taking during class or have difficulty keeping their materials organized. They can help you quickly catch up with your classmates and ensure you don’t miss any important topics. Plus, you can use these notes as a checklist to explore subjects in greater depth later on. Whether you’re looking to reinforce your understanding or prepare for exams, these notes make studying more efficient and effective. For Teachers, these resources are invaluable for enhancing student learning and engagement. By providing well-organized notes, you empower students to take control of their education, making it easier for them to grasp complex concepts and stay on track. This tool not only supports students who may need additional help but also fosters a collaborative classroom environment where everyone can thrive. By integrating these notes into your teaching strategy, you can save time and focus on deeper discussions, ultimately enriching the educational experience for all your students. I hope that these notes would help to save you time in exam preparation. Any feedback welcome!

Mock exam paper with model answers designed for the 2025 CIE IGCSE exam on KQ2 (The League of Nations). This resource specifically examines “How far was the League of Nations successful in the 1920s?” This set of exam paper is set for consolidating skills for weaker students, as well as strectch and challenge for higher ability students. This resource includes: 1 set of UNIQUE source-based exam paper (guaranteed different from any publishers/ sources) 1 set of model answers for the questions on the paper 1 set of mark scheme designed for educators and students alike This mock exam paper is developed for students who have completed the New 2024-onwards IGCSE specification set by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). How can this resource be used? This resource is ideal for preparing students for a mock exam or can be utilized as the mock exam itself, as it closely resembles the actual IGCSE exam format. The accompanying model answers facilitate both peer and self-assessment, streamlining the grading process. Students can use these exemplars to compare their work against teacher feedback, enabling them to pinpoint their strengths and areas that need improvement. Additionally, the model answers can be introduced gradually through classroom activities to reinforce the requirements of each question type and deepen students’ understanding of how to maximise their marks. Questions and Model Answers: How far do these two sources agree? Explain your answer using details of the sources. [7] Why was this published at this time? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] How far does Source E make you trust Source D? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] How far does Source F prove Source G wrong? Explain your answer using details of the sources and your knowledge. [8] How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the League of Nations was largely successful in the 1920s? Use the sources to explain your answer. [9] Related Mock Papers Mock Set 1 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213789 Mock Set 2 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213875 Mock Set 3 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213889 Mock Set 4 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213890 Mock Set 5 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213915

2025 predicted UNIQUE Edexcel Paper 3A USA Politics with answer SET 3 2025 Predicted exam questions!! - GUARANTEED different from any other publishers! With complete mark scheme and suggested content, analysis & evaluation! Designed by an examiner and experienced teacher, this resource is designed to help you achieve A* in your A Level politics exam. Introducing a comprehensive set of mock papers for the Edexcel A-Level Politics Paper 3A, covering USA and Comparative Politics. This resource includes: 2x “Examine” Questions: Each worth 12 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. 1x “Analyse” Ideology Question: Worth 12 marks, allowing for consolidation of core and global political theories. 3x “Evaluate” Questions: Each worth 30 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. Topics covered: 01 - The Electoral Process & Direct Democracy 02 - Political Parties 03 - Voting Behaviour 04 - Pressure Groups 05 - Civil Rights & Race Relations 06 - The Constitution 07 - Congress 08 - The Presidency 09 - The Supreme Court These questions are designed in the style of Edexcel exam questions, making them ideal for exam preparation, mock tests, classroom practice, or homework assignments. Additionally, a detailed mark scheme is provided, including specific real-life examples and suggested points for effective answers. This resource is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their understanding and performance in A-Level Politics. Related Mock Papers

This bundle of revision notes are set specifically for AQA A Level History students. They offer a comprehensive overview of all parts of paper option 1A: “USA - Independence to Civil War 1763-1865”, including: Causes of the American Revolution The American Revolution The Early Republic The growth of sectional tensions 1850-1861 American Civil War Why choose this resource? For Students, these notes are a fantastic resource for those who might struggle with note-taking during class or have difficulty keeping their materials organized. They can help you quickly catch up with your classmates and ensure you don’t miss any important topics. Plus, you can use these notes as a checklist to explore subjects in greater depth later on. Whether you’re looking to reinforce your understanding or prepare for exams, these notes make studying more efficient and effective. For Teachers, these resources are invaluable for enhancing student learning and engagement. By providing well-organized notes, you empower students to take control of their education, making it easier for them to grasp complex concepts and stay on track. This tool not only supports students who may need additional help but also fosters a collaborative classroom environment where everyone can thrive. By integrating these notes into your teaching strategy, you can save time and focus on deeper discussions, ultimately enriching the educational experience for all your students. This revision summary notes also comes with MC knowledge check/ consolidation questions at the end of each chapter. This resource is also suitable for students studying for the GCSE option, who wishes to challenge and stretch themselves with A Level materials (specific knowledge). I hope that these notes would help to save you time in exam preparation. Any feedback welcome!

Mock exam paper with model answers designed for the IB Higher and Standard Global Politics exam paper 1. This resource specifically examines the topics “Interdependence, Sovereignty, and Legitimacy”. This set of exam paper is set for consolidating skills for weaker students, as well as strectch and challenge for higher ability students. This resource includes: 2x sets of UNIQUE source-based exam paper (guaranteed different from any publishers/ sources) 2x sets of mark scheme for the questions on the paper How can this resource be used? This resource is ideal for preparing students for a mock exam or can be utilized as the mock exam itself, as it closely resembles the actual IB exam format. The accompanying model answers facilitate both peer and self-assessment, streamlining the grading process. Students can use these materials to pinpoint their strengths and areas that need improvement. Additionally, the model answers can be introduced gradually through classroom activities to reinforce the requirements of each question type and deepen students’ understanding of how to maximise their marks. Questions (SET 1/A): Outline what Source A reveals about the relationship between economic interdependence and military conflict over time. (3 marks) With explicit reference to Source B and one example you have studied, analyze the challenges to traditional sovereignty posed by globalization. (4 marks) Compare and contrast the perspectives on legitimacy presented in Source C and Source D. (6 marks) “To maintain legitimacy, states must balance sovereignty and interdependence.” Examine this claim using all the sources and your own knowledge. (12 marks) Questions (SET 2/B) Outline what Source A reveals about the global distribution of governance systems in 2023.(3 marks) With explicit reference to Source B and one example you have studied, analyze how interdependence challenges the principle of sovereignty. (4 marks) Compare and contrast the perspectives on legitimacy provided in Source C and Source D. (6 marks) “To maintain sovereignty and legitimacy, states must prioritize their national interests over global commitments.” Examine this claim using all the sources and your own knowledge. (12 marks)

Mock exam paper with model answers designed for the 2025 CIE IGCSE exam on KQ2 (The League of Nations). This resource specifically examines “Was the League of Nations doomed to failure in the 1920s?” This set of exam paper is set for consolidating skills for weaker students, as well as strectch and challenge for higher ability students. This resource includes: 1 set of UNIQUE source-based exam paper (guaranteed different from any publishers/ sources) 1 set of model answers for the questions on the paper 1 set of mark scheme designed for educators and students alike This mock exam paper is developed for students who have completed the New 2024-onwards IGCSE specification set by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). How can this resource be used? This resource is ideal for preparing students for a mock exam or can be utilized as the mock exam itself, as it closely resembles the actual IGCSE exam format. The accompanying model answers facilitate both peer and self-assessment, streamlining the grading process. Students can use these exemplars to compare their work against teacher feedback, enabling them to pinpoint their strengths and areas that need improvement. Additionally, the model answers can be introduced gradually through classroom activities to reinforce the requirements of each question type and deepen students’ understanding of how to maximise their marks. Questions and Model Answers: How far do these two sources agree? Explain your answer using details of the sources. [7] How useful is this source as evidence about the League of Nation’s membership system by 1920? [8] How far does Source E make you surprised about Source D? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] Does Source G prove that Source F is wrong? Explain your answer using details of the sources and your knowledge. [8] How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the League of Nations was doomed to failure in the 1920s? Use the sources to explain your answer. [9] Related Mock Papers Mock Set 1 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213789 Mock Set 2 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213875 Mock Set 3 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213889 Mock Set 4 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213890 Mock Set 5 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213915

This bundle of revision notes are set specifically for IB Higher or Standard Levels History students. They offer a comprehensive overview of all parts of paper 3 option 3 topic 11: “Japan 1912-1990" including: Historical and Cultural Background of Japan Impact of the WW1, post-war conferences Taisho democracy Militarism & Extreme Nationalism Militarist Japan 1931-41 Japan in WW2 1941-45 US Occupation of Japan 1945-52 Japan Econ Miracle 1960-90s Why choose this resource? This IB Option does not have a dedicated textbook, so it is difficult for students and teachers alike to plan and revise effectively. This revision resource is compiled from years of teaching and research experience; it captures the best, the most specific historical evidence and debates from multiple university level academic books from leading historians and scholars. For Students, these notes are a fantastic resource for those who might struggle with note-taking during class or have difficulty keeping their materials organized. They can help you quickly catch up with your classmates and ensure you don’t miss any important topics. Plus, you can use these notes as a checklist to explore subjects in greater depth later on. Whether you’re looking to reinforce your understanding or prepare for exams, these notes make studying more efficient and effective. For Teachers, these resources are invaluable for enhancing student learning and engagement. By providing well-organized notes, you empower students to take control of their education, making it easier for them to grasp complex concepts and stay on track. This tool not only supports students who may need additional help but also fosters a collaborative classroom environment where everyone can thrive. By integrating these notes into your teaching strategy, you can save time and focus on deeper discussions, ultimately enriching the educational experience for all your students. This resource is also suitable for students studying for the other specification e.g. Cambridge IGCSE option, who wishes to challenge and stretch themselves with IB and A Level materials (specific knowledge). But… how good is it really? This set of revision notes was curated by an Oxford PhD graduate, who has immense international and British private school teaching and tutoring experience. Many of his students have achieved A Level A*/ IB Lv 7/ GCSE Lv 9 and gone on to study at Oxbridge Universities and beyond. I hope that these notes would help to save you time in exam preparation. Any feedback welcome!

This bundle of revision notes are set specifically for IB Higher or Standard Levels History students. They offer a comprehensive overview of all parts of paper 1 prescribed subject 3: “The Move to Global War" including: Japanese Expansionism Italian Expansionism German Expansionism Why choose this resource? For Students, these notes are a fantastic resource for those who might struggle with note-taking during class or have difficulty keeping their materials organized. They can help you quickly catch up with your classmates and ensure you don’t miss any important topics. Plus, you can use these notes as a checklist to explore subjects in greater depth later on. Whether you’re looking to reinforce your understanding or prepare for exams, these notes make studying more efficient and effective. For Teachers, these resources are invaluable for enhancing student learning and engagement. By providing well-organized notes, you empower students to take control of their education, making it easier for them to grasp complex concepts and stay on track. This tool not only supports students who may need additional help but also fosters a collaborative classroom environment where everyone can thrive. By integrating these notes into your teaching strategy, you can save time and focus on deeper discussions, ultimately enriching the educational experience for all your students. This resource is also suitable for students studying for the other specification e.g. Cambridge IGCSE option, who wishes to challenge and stretch themselves with IB and A Level materials (specific knowledge). But… how good is it really? This set of revision notes was curated by an Oxford PhD graduate, who has immense international and British private school teaching and tutoring experience. Many of his students have achieved A Level A*/ IB Lv 7/ GCSE Lv 9 and gone on to study at Oxbridge Universities and beyond. I hope that these notes would help to save you time in exam preparation. Any feedback welcome!

This bundle of revision notes are set specifically for IB Higher or Standard Levels History students. They offer a comprehensive overview of all parts of paper 2 topic 11: “Causes and Effects of 20th Century”, including: Mao Zedong (China) Julius Nyrere (Tanzania) Benito Mussolini (Italy) Joseph Stalin (USSR) Adolf Hitler (Germany) Fidel Castro (Cuba) Why choose this resource? For Students, these notes are a fantastic resource for those who might struggle with note-taking during class or have difficulty keeping their materials organized. They can help you quickly catch up with your classmates and ensure you don’t miss any important topics. Plus, you can use these notes as a checklist to explore subjects in greater depth later on. Whether you’re looking to reinforce your understanding or prepare for exams, these notes make studying more efficient and effective. For Teachers, these resources are invaluable for enhancing student learning and engagement. By providing well-organized notes, you empower students to take control of their education, making it easier for them to grasp complex concepts and stay on track. This tool not only supports students who may need additional help but also fosters a collaborative classroom environment where everyone can thrive. By integrating these notes into your teaching strategy, you can save time and focus on deeper discussions, ultimately enriching the educational experience for all your students. This resource is also suitable for students studying for the other specification e.g. Cambridge IGCSE option, who wishes to challenge and stretch themselves with IB and A Level materials (specific knowledge). But… how good is it really? This set of revision notes was curated by an Oxford PhD graduate, who has immense international and British private school teaching and tutoring experience. Many of his students have achieved A Level A*/ IB Lv 7/ GCSE Lv 9 and gone on to study at Oxbridge Universities and beyond. I hope that these notes would help to save you time in exam preparation. Any feedback welcome!

Mock exam paper with model answers designed for the 2025 CIE IGCSE exam on KQ2 (The League of Nations). This resource specifically examines “Why did the League’s disarmament efforts fail in achieving lasting peace?” This set of exam paper is set for consolidating skills for weaker students, as well as strectch and challenge for higher ability students. This resource includes: 1 set of UNIQUE source-based exam paper (guaranteed different from any publishers/ sources) 1 set of model answers for the questions on the paper 1 set of mark scheme designed for educators and students alike This mock exam paper is developed for students who have completed the New 2024-onwards IGCSE specification set by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). How can this resource be used? This resource is ideal for preparing students for a mock exam or can be utilized as the mock exam itself, as it closely resembles the actual IGCSE exam format. The accompanying model answers facilitate both peer and self-assessment, streamlining the grading process. Students can use these exemplars to compare their work against teacher feedback, enabling them to pinpoint their strengths and areas that need improvement. Additionally, the model answers can be introduced gradually through classroom activities to reinforce the requirements of each question type and deepen students’ understanding of how to maximise their marks. Questions and Model Answers: How far do these two sources agree? Explain your answer using details of the sources. [7] How similar are these two sources? Explain your answer using details of the sources and your knowledge. [8] How surprised are you by this source? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] How far does Source G mean that Source F cannot be trusted? Explain your answer using details of the sources and your knowledge. [8] How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the League of Nations’ disarmament efforts failed largely due to rising national sentiments? Use the sources to explain your answer. [9] Related Mock Papers Mock Set 1 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213789 Mock Set 2 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213875 Mock Set 3 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213889 Mock Set 4 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213890 Mock Set 5 - /teaching-resource/resource-13213915

2025 predicted Edexcel Paper 2 UK Government & Non-Core Ideologies with answer SET 1 for Government & Politics 2025 Predicted Mock!! - GUARANTEED different from any other publishers! Set by incumbent examiners… Designed by an examiner and experienced teacher, this resource is designed to help you achieve A* in your A Level politics exam. Introducing a comprehensive set of mock papers for the Edexcel A-Level Politics Paper 2, covering UK Politics and Core Ideologies. This resource includes: 2x Source-Based Questions: Each worth 30 marks, featuring ORIGINAL sources not found in any revision guides or past papers. 2x Non-Source Questions: Also worth 30 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. 10x Non-Core Ideologies Questions: Each worth 24 marks Topics covered: Constitution (Codified vs Uncodified, Sources of Constitution) Parliament (Houses of Common, Lords, Reforms) Judiciary (Supreme Court, Courts, Reforms) Executive Branch (Cabinet, Prime Minister, Civil Service) ALL Non-core Ideologies (Anarchism, Ecologism, Feminism, Multiculturalism, Nationalism) These questions are designed in the style of Edexcel exam questions, making them ideal for exam preparation, mock tests, classroom practice, or homework assignments. Additionally, a detailed mark scheme is provided, including specific real-life examples and suggested points for effective answers. This resource is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their understanding and performance in A-Level Politics. Related Mock Papers Set 1 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265027 Set 2 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265029 Set 3 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265501 Set 4 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265502

2025 predicted Edexcel Paper 2 UK Government & Non-Core Ideologies with answer SET 1 for Government & Politics 2025 Predicted Mock!! - GUARANTEED different from any other publishers! Set by incumbent examiners… Designed by an examiner and experienced teacher, this resource is designed to help you achieve A* in your A Level politics exam. Introducing a comprehensive set of mock papers for the Edexcel A-Level Politics Paper 2, covering UK Politics and Core Ideologies. This resource includes: 2x Source-Based Questions: Each worth 30 marks, featuring ORIGINAL sources not found in any revision guides or past papers. 2x Non-Source Questions: Also worth 30 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. 10x Non-Core Ideologies Questions: Each worth 24 marks Topics covered: Constitution (Codified vs Uncodified, Sources of Constitution) Parliament (Houses of Common, Lords, Reforms) Judiciary (Supreme Court, Courts, Reforms) Executive Branch (Cabinet, Prime Minister, Civil Service) ALL Non-core Ideologies (Anarchism, Ecologism, Feminism, Multiculturalism, Nationalism) These questions are designed in the style of Edexcel exam questions, making them ideal for exam preparation, mock tests, classroom practice, or homework assignments. Additionally, a detailed mark scheme is provided, including specific real-life examples and suggested points for effective answers. This resource is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their understanding and performance in A-Level Politics. Related Mock Papers Set 1 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265027 Set 2 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265029 Set 3 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265501 Set 4 - /teaching-resource/resource-13265502

2025 predicted UNIQUE Edexcel Paper 3B Global Politics with answer SET 5 2025 Predicted exam questions!! - GUARANTEED different from any other publishers! With complete mark scheme and suggested content, analysis & evaluation! Designed by an examiner and experienced teacher, this resource is designed to help you achieve A* in your A Level politics exam. Introducing a comprehensive set of mock papers for the Edexcel A-Level Politics Paper 3B, covering Global Politics. This resource includes: 2x “Examine” Questions: Each worth 12 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. 1x “Analyse” Ideology Question: Worth 12 marks, allowing for consolidation of core and global political theories. 3x “Evaluate” Questions: Each worth 30 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. Topics covered: 01 - Theories and Global Politics (Liberalism, Realism) 02 - State and Globalisation 03 - Global Governance - Political 04 - Global Governance - Economic 05 - Global Governance - Human rights 06 - Global Governance - Environmental 07 - Global power 08 - Regionalism and the EU These questions are designed in the style of Edexcel exam questions, making them ideal for exam preparation, mock tests, classroom practice, or homework assignments. The evaluate (30 marker) questions would also be useful for IB DP (HL/SL) students studying Global Politics to test their understanding. Additionally, a detailed mark scheme is provided, including specific real-life examples and suggested points for effective answers. This resource is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their understanding and performance in A-Level Politics. Related Mock Papers

2025 predicted UNIQUE Edexcel Paper 3A USA Politics with answer SET 1 2025 Predicted exam questions!! - GUARANTEED different from any other publishers! With complete mark scheme and suggested content, analysis & evaluation! Designed by an examiner and experienced teacher, this resource is designed to help you achieve A* in your A Level politics exam. Introducing a comprehensive set of mock papers for the Edexcel A-Level Politics Paper 3A, covering USA and Comparative Politics. This resource includes: 2x “Examine” Questions: Each worth 12 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. 1x “Analyse” Ideology Question: Worth 12 marks, allowing for consolidation of core and global political theories. 3x “Evaluate” Questions: Each worth 30 marks, allowing for deeper exploration of key topics. Topics covered: 01 - The Electoral Process & Direct Democracy 02 - Political Parties 03 - Voting Behaviour 04 - Pressure Groups 05 - Civil Rights & Race Relations 06 - The Constitution 07 - Congress 08 - The Presidency 09 - The Supreme Court These questions are designed in the style of Edexcel exam questions, making them ideal for exam preparation, mock tests, classroom practice, or homework assignments. Additionally, a detailed mark scheme is provided, including specific real-life examples and suggested points for effective answers. This resource is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their understanding and performance in A-Level Politics. Related Mock Papers

This bundle of revision notes are set specifically for IB Higher or Standard Levels History students. They offer a comprehensive overview of all parts of paper 2 topic 11: “Causes and Effects of 20th Century”, including: Chinese Civil War Spanish Civil War Algerian Civil War Falklands War Iran-Iraq War Why choose this resource? For Students, these notes are a fantastic resource for those who might struggle with note-taking during class or have difficulty keeping their materials organized. They can help you quickly catch up with your classmates and ensure you don’t miss any important topics. Plus, you can use these notes as a checklist to explore subjects in greater depth later on. Whether you’re looking to reinforce your understanding or prepare for exams, these notes make studying more efficient and effective. For Teachers, these resources are invaluable for enhancing student learning and engagement. By providing well-organized notes, you empower students to take control of their education, making it easier for them to grasp complex concepts and stay on track. This tool not only supports students who may need additional help but also fosters a collaborative classroom environment where everyone can thrive. By integrating these notes into your teaching strategy, you can save time and focus on deeper discussions, ultimately enriching the educational experience for all your students. This resource is also suitable for students studying for the other specification e.g. Cambridge IGCSE option, who wishes to challenge and stretch themselves with IB and A Level materials (specific knowledge). But… how good is it really? This set of revision notes was curated by an Oxford PhD graduate, who has immense international and British private school teaching and tutoring experience. Many of his students have achieved A Level A*/ IB Lv 7/ GCSE Lv 9 and gone on to study at Oxbridge Universities and beyond. I hope that these notes would help to save you time in exam preparation. Any feedback welcome!

This bundle of question bank are set specifically for Edexcel government and politics students. They offer a comprehensive coverage of all parts of the paper 3 syllabus on Global Politics, including: Comparative theories (Realism, Liberalism etc) The State and Globalisation Global Governance: Political Global Governance: Economic Global Governance: Human rights Global Governance: Environmental Power and Developments Regionalism and the EU Why choose this resource? As you approach the final exam, it’s essential to focus on how to effectively apply your knowledge to exam-style questions. This resource has been created to provide a list of potential essay questions that you can prepare for, helping you get ready for the types of inquiries you may encounter during the exam. For Students; How to Utilize This Resource It would be unrealistic to expect you to complete this resource before the January Trial examinations. To ensure comprehensive coverage of the course material, aim to work through all eight chapters, planning one essay for each topic before returning to the first chapter. Concentrate on questions that you find particularly challenging and that require deeper thought before you can answer them in an exam setting. Planning an essay for questions you are already confident about is less beneficial, especially given the limited time available, so focus your efforts on areas that will enhance your understanding. Try to avoid planning essays on similar topics within different chapters. Instead of working on two closely related essays, use your time wisely to explore different subjects. When you review this resource again before the final exam, you can address any overlapping essay titles to ensure you have a thorough grasp of each issue. Your plans should not simply be condensed versions of the paragraphs you would include in an essay. Instead, jot down key evidence and examples that illustrate each argument, along with important points regarding how to analyze the information effectively. For Teachers; How to Utilize This Resource This resource is an invaluable tool for teachers looking to enhance their lesson planning and assessment strategies. By providing a comprehensive list of potential essay questions aligned with exam-style formats, it enables educators to effectively set mock exams and tests that mirror the actual assessment experience. This not only helps students become familiar with the types of questions they will encounter but also allows teachers to gauge student understanding and readiness. Moreover, the resource encourages critical thinking and deeper engagement with the material, making it easier for teachers to design lessons that address specific learning objectives.