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While Hitler's assention tothe position of 'Fuhrer' in 1934 went against the Weimar Constituion because it combined the two offices of Chancellor and President, historians point to the referendum which follo...

Pressure groups in the UK and the US are bodies of activists who campaign on and seek to influence areas of government policy which they have a common interest in. An example of a UK pressure group would be ...

It can sometimes be a struggle to deal with the jump between GCSE and A Level. At GCSE you're likely to encounter questions which ask what happened whereas at A Level you are more likely to be asked why thin...

Firstly it's important to bear in mind that an examiner is looking for something quite different when you're analysing an unseen text as compared to a text you have been studying in class. Things like contex...

The Chartists were a working class political organisation that was prominent during the 1830s and early 1840s. Their main aim in a very simplistic sense was an improved British political system. However this...