Unit 1E Russia, 1917 91: from Lenin to Yeltsin

This is a 4000-word essay [4,363] answering the question 'What is your view about the reasons for the start of the Cold War?'. I achieved 38/40 [A*] on this coursework using the historians Melvyn Leffer, Michael Cox + Caroline Kennedy-Pipe and Gaddis as my primary references. Also mentioned in this coursework are a number of supplementary Historical references such as Walter Lafeber, Robert McMahon and Peter Kenez. This is my full document, including referencing and a bibliography which ...

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In this 37/40 A* History NEA I use the perspectives of 3 different historians to explore the reasons surrounding the 1917 Bolshevik success and also come to a judgement as to what I think the real reason was. I achieved an A* in History overall and was told I would have scored higher on this piece if not for my being over the word count so if you're looking for inspiration this should be helpful. As this includes all my references and a complete bibliography I've priced it a bit high but pleas...

8 in-depth mind maps covering everything you need to know for questions 1 and 2 of the Edexcel A level history course Russia 1917-1991.

Unlock the secrets of the Russian Revolution with these Edexcel History notes, covering the period from 1917 to 1991, from Lenin to Yeltsin. Designed for clarity and effectiveness, these notes are your ticket to securing that coveted A* grade. Study the rise of Lenin, the establishment of the Soviet Union, Stalin's reign, the Cold War era, the collapse of the Soviet empire under Yeltsin's leadership and more. Each pivotal moment and influential figure is outlined to provide you with a comprehe...

Full notes for chapter five of the A-Level 'From Lenin to Yeltsin' Edexcel course ( 'Fall of the USSR, 1985-91' ). These notes cover every bullet point of the specification, and are organised by these. They also contain information about answering and analysing interpretation questions.

This is an essay with comments from a teacher on interpretations of why the USSR fell- this essay answering 'In the light of differing interpretations, how convincing do you find the view that the USSR collapsed in 1991 because of the challenge posed by Boris Yeltsin?'.