<p>An introduction lesson for the Edexcel Migrants in Britain c800 - present day. Takes students through how England became a Kingdom by c800.</p>

<p>A lesson looking at the theme of democracy and how it grew after the glorious revolution of 1688-9</p> <p>Aimed at KS3 students</p>

<p>A KS3 lesson teaching students about the origin of democracy</p>

<p>Exploring the great reform act of 1832 and how far it extended democracy to those in Britain</p> <p>Aimed at KS3, but could be useful for GCSE or A-level</p>

<p>A lesson looking at the role of the Chartist played in promoting democracy in Britain. It emphasizes that democracy was in Britain and the role of ordinary people</p> <p>Suitable for KS3</p>

<p>A lesson looking at the role of the potato famine in the context of democracy. It explains to students the dangers of under representation without democracy. It also explains rotten boroughs and the importance of direct representation</p>

<p>A lesson looking at the repeal of the corn laws and how greater representation led to changes in the law, teaching students the key importance of democracy and active democracy.</p> <p>Suitable for KS3, but could support KS4 or 5</p>

<p>Lesson looking at the role of the Suffragettes and their importance in securing the franchise.</p>

<p>THe perfect quiz to check students understanding of the Russain revolution at GCSE or just as a baseline test at A-level. Suitable for IGCSE, GCSE mainly.</p>

<p>Key points on GCSE Edexcel Weimar/Nazi Germany 1918-1939. These can be cut into revision cards or folded as a great revision tool for student recall.</p>

<p>The Edexcel Anglo-Saxon Norman key topic one - Anglo Saxon England and Norman conquest. A quiz of 60 questions with answers, good revision test and can be changed to become revision cards</p>

<p>The Edexcel Anglo-Saxon Norman key topic one - Anglo Saxon England and Norman conquest. Explains the Marcher Earldoms and has questions at the back. Great to support students catch up and goes beyond the textbook.</p>

<p>A knowledge quiz for key topic one and two of Edexcel’s superpower relations with answer sheet. They are multiple choice so great for recall and broken down into sub topics which allows students and teachers to RAG understanding of learning</p>

<p>This timeline is ideal for GCSE Weimar Nazi Germany unit. It takes students through the key events from 1918 to 1939. It could be used at the beginning of a unit as an overview or a great revision tool. It could also be used when looking at similarities and differences of Weimar and Nazi Germany at A-level.</p>

<p>This resource covers all key events of the Superpower relations unit 1943 - 91, ideal for the edexcel unit at GCSE or for a Cold War overview. Can be used at the beginning of the course or as an overview or at the end to review key events.</p>

<p>How did William establish control over England?<br /> Knowledge Organiser for key topic two of Anglo-Saxon Normans, great revision tool</p>

<p>This covers Weimar and Nazi Germany giving for and against arguments for key questions with for and against argument, a perfect overview of the topic</p>

<p>Notes and essay plans for the Edexcel British Empire unit. This is for Britain gaining and losing an Empire 1763 - 1914 includig both breath studies and all five the depth studies.</p> <p>It gives specific examples and highlights relative importance with reasoned judgements.</p>

<p>Part of the Edexcel GCSE 9-1 Anglo-Saxon and Norman England c1060 - 1088. Lesson is ready to use with key words ad questions to promote formative and summative assessment. Uses the Pearson History textbook for page numbers and extra resources are attached.</p>

<p>Ready to use lesson:<br /> Black activism in the Notting Hill area. Claudia Jones and the West<br /> Indian Gazette. The 1959 Caribbean Carnival and the later<br /> development of the Notting Hill Carnival. Frank Crichlow and the<br /> Mangrove Restaurant. The British Black Panthers. The ‘Mangrove<br /> Nine’. The lessons uses the Pearson textbook for formative and summative assessment.</p>

<p>An enquiry used at key stage three which looks at the power in the 17th century and where power resides. Rather than a typical look at just Cromwell it focuses on where power resides in the 17th century. Looking at ordinary people and witchcraft. The Civil War in the 1640s, the reign of Cromwell and the adjusted power of Charles II. No textbook required, ready to go enquiry. There are scaffolds in the lesson to support EAL and SEND and summative questions at the end of each lesson</p>