AQA•8145
AQA GCSE History
4 sections · 156 revision notes, with key terms, exam tips and past papers
Starts with Geography of North America.
Specification
Paper 1
Section A Period Studies
America: Expansion and Consolidation (1840–1895) · Germany: Democracy and Dictatorship (1890–1945) · Russia: Tsardom and Communism (1894–1945) · America: Opportunity and Inequality (1920–1973)38 notes
AA America: Expansion and Consolidation (1840–1895)
AB Germany: Democracy and Dictatorship (1890–1945)
AC Russia: Tsardom and Communism (1894–1945)
AD America: Opportunity and Inequality (1920–1973)
Section B Wider World Depth Studies
The First World War (1894–1918) · The Inter-War Years (1918–1939) · The Cold War: East and West (1945–1972) · The Cold War in Asia (1950–1975) · The Gulf and Afghanistan (1990–2009)44 notes
BA The First World War (1894–1918)
BB The Inter-War Years (1918–1939)
BC The Cold War: East and West (1945–1972)
BD The Cold War in Asia (1950–1975)
BE The Gulf and Afghanistan (1990–2009)
Paper 2
Section A Thematic Studies
Britain: Health and the People (c1000–Present) · Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present) · Britain: Migration, Empires and the People (c790–Present)39 notes
AA Britain: Health and the People (c1000–Present)
- Key Factors and Questions
- Medieval Medicine
- Medical Progress
- Public Health in the Middle Ages
- Impact of the Renaissance
- Dealing with Disease
- Prevention of Disease
- Development of Germ Theory
- Revolution in Surgery
- Improvements in Public Health
- Modern Treatment of Disease
- Impact of War and Technology
- Modern Public Health
AB Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present)
AC Britain: Migration, Empires and the People (c790–Present)
Section B British Depth Studies
Norman England (c1066–c1100) · Medieval England: Reign of Edward I (1272–1307) · Elizabethan England (c1568–1603) · Restoration England (1660–1685)35 notes
BA Norman England (c1066–c1100)
BB Medieval England: Reign of Edward I (1272–1307)
BC Elizabethan England (c1568–1603)
BD Restoration England (1660–1685)
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