Revision Guides
Unlocking America’s Rise: Your Essential Guide to USA History 1865 – 1975

Price: £19.99
Unlock America’s Rise: USA 1865–1975, the ultimate A-Level History revision guide that makes complex topics clear, engaging and fully equips students for exam success. Covering the journey from Civil War reconstruction to Cold War superpower, this guide gives you everything you need to master the content and boost your grades.
Level: A-Level History
Format: Interactive link + Bonus Content
Content: Detailed, easy-to-understand
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What Is Included?
✅ Concise topic summaries – simplify key political, economic, and social changes.
✅ Exam-style questions with model answers – learn how to structure top-scoring responses.
✅ Timelines & key figures – easily recall important dates, events, and people.
✅ Glossary of key terms – cut through jargon and focus on what matters for exams.
✅ Bonus interactive content – extra resources to reinforce learning and revision.
Who Is It For?
- A-Level History students studying the USA 1865–1975.
- Anyone aiming to understand the rise of the United States as a global superpower.
- Students wanting exam-ready, easy-to-digest content.
- Learners looking for a structured, time-saving revision resource.
- Those who benefit from interactive and visual learning tools.
The Making of Modern China, 1936–1997

Price: £19.99
This guide takes you through one of the most dramatic stories in modern history – China’s transformation from a divided nation ruled by warlords to a global power by the late 20th century. Covering the key periods from 1936 to 1997, it explains the rise of the Chinese Communist Party, the victory of Mao Zedong, the Cultural Revolution, and Deng Xiaoping’s reforms.
Level: A-Level History
Format: Interactive link + Bonus content
Content: Detailed, easy-to-understand
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What Is Included?
✅ Clear topic summaries with key facts and analysis
✅ Practice questions with model essay guidance
✅ Thematic timelines and key terms
✅ Mini-biographies of key figures
✅ Historiography snapshots to develop arguments
✅ Links to Apollo Scholars blogs for further reading
Who Is It For?
This guide is designed for GCSE and A-Level history students who want to make complex topics simple and memorable.
Mussolini, Fascism and the Fall of Democracy in Italy, 1900-1945

Price: £19.99
This guide covers Italy from 1900 to 1945, focusing on the rise of Fascism under Mussolini, the role of propaganda, violence, and elite support, and comparisons with Nazi Germany. It explains key events, themes and patterns, with analysis and final reflections to help students understand the fragility of democracy and the dangers of authoritarianism.
Level: A-Level History
Format: Interactive link + Bonus content
Content: Detailed, easy-to-understand
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What Is Included?
✅ Clear summaries of major political, social and economic developments
✅ Explanations of Fascist ideology, methods and foreign policy
✅ Comparative insights linking Mussolini’s Italy to Hitler’s Germany
✅ Final reflections to support exam-style analysis and evaluation
Who Is It For?
This guide is designed for history students preparing for exams on modern European history. It is also useful for anyone interested in understanding how authoritarian regimes rise and fall.
Democracy and Nazism: Germany, 1918–1945

Price: £19.99
This revision guide covers the Cold War from 1945 to 1991, exploring the tense rivalry between communist and capitalist powers that shaped the modern world. It examines the origins of the Cold War, major crises in Europe and Asia, superpower confrontation, and the evolution from brinkmanship to détente. Students will study key events such as the Berlin Blockade, Korean and Vietnam Wars, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the arms and space races, and the collapse of the USSR. The guide also encourages reflection on themes such as ideology, military technology, diplomacy, and the factors that promote peace or provoke conflict in international relations.
Level: GCSE/A-Level History
Format: Interactive link + Bonus Content
Content: Detailed, easy-to-understand
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The Making of Modern Britain, 1951-2007

Price: £19.99
This revision guide explores Britain from 1951 to 2007, examining the political, economic, social and international changes that reshaped the nation after the Second World War. It covers Conservative dominance and the rise of affluence in the 1950s, Labour’s reforming agenda in the 1960s, and the collapse of post-war consensus in the 1970s. Students will study the impact of Thatcherism in the 1980s, the emergence of New Labour under Blair in the 1990s, and Britain’s shifting global role in relation to the USA, Europe, and decolonisation. It also encourages students to analyse the causes and consequences of these changes and develop the skills needed for exams.
Level: GCSE/A-Level History
Format: Interactive link + Bonus content
Content: Detailed, easy-to-understand
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Coming Soon… The Cold War, c1945–1991

Price: £19.99
This revision guide covers the Cold War from 1945 to 1991, exploring the tense rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union and the global impact of ideological, political and military competition. It examines the origins of the conflict, key crises in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, superpower confrontation and cooperation, the arms and space races, and the evolution from brinkmanship to détente. Students will study major events such as the Berlin Blockade, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the eventual collapse of the USSR, while reflecting on themes like ideology, military technology, diplomacy and the forces that promote peace or provoke conflict.
Level: A-Level History
Format: Interactive link + Bonus content
Content: Detailed, easy-to-understand
