Liberal Reforms 1906 - 1911

This outstanding resource has been finely tuned for over 10 years and used to deliver many outstanding lessons right across my faculty. It has been so successful that it has attracted the attention of Hodder, Pearsons, Boardworks and Heinemann who have asked me to produce similar online resources for their text books.

Each section of this booklet on the Liberal Reforms 1906 - 1911, includes revision notes, review sheets, activities, past paper questions and pupil mark schemes on the following sub topics of the OCR GCSE Modern World Specification from 2013:

Structure of Edwardian Society
Poverty & Lassie Faire
Why did Poverty become a political issue?
The Social Reformers
Why did the Liberals win a landslide victory in 1906?
Why did the Liberals Introduce their reforms?
The Liberal Reforms
Opposition to the Liberal Reforms
How Effective were the Liberal Reforms?

I would recommend printing this resource in a saddle stitch format on A3 paper if your reprographics person can do it.

Importantly for everyone studying this topic, this resource includes a detailed section on ‘Why did the Liberals win a landslide victory in 1906?’ which is not covered in the official text books but is on the new 2013 specification.

After reviewing each section, I would recommend that students complete the relevant past paper questions, swap and mark each others work using the pupil mark scheme and then improve their answers for homework.

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Roy