Very much back in the thick of things now and thought it would be helpful to share key resources that have helped my practice over the last few years.
1. PowerPoint Tips and Tricks sheet
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H Mods (Voting Behaviour). To voters, some issues are more important than others. To win, a party needs voters to agree with their policies/record on the more important issues. E.g. this is why SNP's management of the pandemic is more important than controversies about exams.
The Labour government of 1945 had a surprise victory, and their huge scale of their victory by 145 seats was even more unexpected.
Once in power they introduced various actions which formed the welfare state, inspired by the wartime Beveridge Report.
#mrmarrbritain
After the Scots won the 1297 Battle of Stirling Bridge, England gradually fought back against the Scots.
First the English won the 1298 Battle of Falkirk before taking control of castles across Scotland.
This was partly achieved using catapults like War Wolf.
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