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The chief mistake made here is in believing that a History A-Level exam is about how much you know. If this were true, exams would be a blank time-line for you to fill in. Instead, you must remember that ...

Macbeth and Duncan are compared to one another in Macbeth in terms of their suitability to be king. In the Holinshed chronicles Duncan is figured as unable to rule effectively, and Shakespeare us...

Character juxtaposition: Golding juxtaposes the characters of Ralph and Jack in order to demonstrate man's capacity for brutality and cruelty. Ralph's actions in the first half of the novel are guided by ...

Pythagoras theorem which applies to right angled triangles is summarised by the following formula: c²= a² + b² where 'c' is the hypotenuse of the triangle, whilst 'a' and...

Including historiographical arguments is a great way to impress an examiner. It's really important to make sure that the argument/s you include are relevant, that you don't accidentally plagiarise a hist...