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Year Ten History: Causes of the 1905 Revolution

An essay about the Tsar's incompetence, social problems in Russia, and Bloody Sunday CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ARTICLE #Year10 #History

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 17, 20151 min read

Year Ten History: Cold War: The Actions of Stalin

An essay on the extent to which we agreed with the statement "The Actions of Josef Stalin between 1945 and 1949 were the main cause of...

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 16, 20151 min read

Year Ten History: Why didn't the USA win the Vietnam War?

An essay of 1.5 pages, including conclusion. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ARTICLE #Year10 #History

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 16, 20151 min read

Year Ten History: Why did the Cold War Start?

An essay on the beginnings of the Cold War CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ARTICLE #Year10 #History

Robin S. Tayor

Aug 16, 20151 min read

Search Box Added

You can now quickly find items on the website through the search bar in the header. #Administrative

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 15, 20151 min read

Year Ten History: Was Stalin a Disaster for the USSR?

An essay in reply to the titular question CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ARTICLE #Year10 #History

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 14, 20151 min read

New Homepage Video

The homepage of the website has been embedded with an introductory video, and the most recent articles now have pictures. CLICK HERE TO...

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 12, 20151 min read

Year Ten History: Stalin CPSU Leadership

A one-page reply to the statement "Stalin won leadership of the Communist Party due to his own cleverness." CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ARTICLE...

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 9, 20151 min read

Year Ten History: Trotsky's Role in Red Victory

A one-page answer to the question "To what extent do you agree that the leadership of Trotsky was the main reason for the Reds' victory...

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 9, 20151 min read

Year Eight Science: Antoine Lavoisier

The life of the French scientist, including how he discovered Oxygen CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ARTICLE #Year8 #Science

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 9, 20151 min read

Year Eight History: British India and Hong Kong

A comparison of how the two places fared under British colonial rule #Year8 #History

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 9, 20151 min read

Year Nine Science: Chemical Symbols

A brief description of how three elements got their symbols #Year9 #Science

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 9, 20151 min read

Year Eight History: Who was to Blame for the Civil War

A table of who blamed whom, with a conclusion #Year8 #History

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 9, 20151 min read

Year Seven Eight: Alfred Nobel

A factfile on the inventor of dynamite #Year8 #Science

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 8, 20151 min read

Year Seven Science: Isaac Newton

The life of Sir Isaac Newton, the details of his experiment to split light, and why he believed there were seven colours. #Year7 #Science

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 8, 20151 min read

Year Nine EngLit: The Message of Ozymandias

An interpretation of what Percy Bysshe Shelley was trying to say #Year9 #EngLit

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 8, 20151 min read

Year Eight EngLit: Letters from Molly

An imagining of the sort of letter which Molly would have sent to Thomas and Charlie as they went away to join the army #Year8 #EngLit

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 8, 20151 min read

Year Eight History: Robespierre Obituary

An obituary about revolutionary French lawyer Maximilien de Robespierre #Year8 #History

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 8, 20151 min read

Year Nine Music: Musician Presentations

Slideshows about the lives and works of Ma Rainey and Ringo Starr #Year9 #Music

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 8, 20151 min read

Year Nine Science: UK Electricity Usage

An explanation of how much is used overall, as well as where and when the peaks are #Year9 #Science

Robin S. Taylor

Aug 8, 20151 min read