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The British Empire

This lesson explores the rise and fall of Robert Clive of India. Should he be regarded as a hero or a villain of the worst kind?

The first part of the lesson establishes his heroic reputation through video and source analysis.

Students then sift through a variety of source information and plot a graph coming to their own conclusions and judgements.

They also analyse the Battle of Plassey as an additional task and decide whether their judgement has been correct all the time.

The plenary requires them to create a plaque for Clive of India to sum up his reputation according to the evidence.

The lesson comes with suggested teaching and learning strategies and are linked to the latest historical interpretations, video clips and debate.

The lesson is fully adaptable in PowerPoint format and can be changed to suit.

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British Empire Bundle

With the National Curriculum in mind, I have created a set of resources which focus on ’the development of the British Empire' with depth studies on India and Australia. <br /> <br /> Furthermore I have been inspired to review and adapt these teaching resources due to recent debates about the impact of the British Empire on the indigenous peoples it conquered and the legacy of Empire and how it influences us still today. <br /> <br /> I would like to thank Sathnam Sanghera for his brilliant book ‘Empireland’ and his enlightened debate on the British Empire and how and why it should be taught in schools.<br /> <br /> This bundle includes historical concepts such empire and colonisation, continuity and change with a focus on the East India Company, the causes and consequences of British rule in India, similarities and differences within the British Empire, the analysis of sources and different interpretations of colonisation such as Australia and finally the significance of people such as Robert Clive, Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Kitchener and their legacy today.<br /> <br /> The 13 lessons are broken down into the following:<br /> 1) An introduction to Empire<br /> 2) The American War of Independence<br /> 3) The British East India Company<br /> 4) Robert Clive<br /> 5) Focus Study – India<br /> 6) Gandhi and Indian independence<br /> 7) Focus Study - Transportation to Australia<br /> 8) The colonisation of Australia<br /> 9) The Scramble for Africa<br /> 10) The Zulu Wars<br /> 11) The Boer War<br /> 12) Apartheid and Nelson Mandela<br /> Bonus lesson: <br /> 13) Empire soldiers in World War 1<br /> <br /> Each lesson comes with suggested teaching and learning strategies, retrieval practice activities, differentiated materials and are linked to the latest historical interpretations, video clips and debate.<br /> <br /> The lessons are fully adaptable in PowerPoint format and can be adapted and changed to suit.

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