This accessible, detailed and easy to follow case study examines: The events of Emmett Till’s murder. The consequences of his death. The impact on the wider civil rights movement. The trial of his killers.

This is a quick to use fact file resource showing the main economic beliefs and disagreements between Hitler and his finance minister Hjalmar Schacht. It is ideal for history students studying Nazi Germany who want to access a deeper level of understanding about the economic policies that were introduced in the Third Reich.

This short case study guide explains the development of the women’s liberation movement in the late1960s. It focuses on: The movement’s beliefs The movement’s priorities The development of consciousness raising groups

An accessible set of super simple notes, differentiated for lower ability learners. This resource explains the life of Mary Tudor and her attempt to return England to the Catholic Church. It examines: Her upbringing and disinheritance The execution of Lady Jane Grey Her marriage to Philip of Spain The heresy laws and the purge of England’s Protestants.

These Super simple Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott notes for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. Segregation, Jim Crow and the bus boycott can be challenging topics but this fact file helps to create a scaffold of learning for students who are improving their knowledge gradually.

This accessible and detailed case study examines the Fugitive Slave Act 1793, detailing: The status of fugitive slaves before 1793 Legal rulings in Britain that had implications for American slaves The case of Oney Judge

If you’re starting a study of European empires, Britain or the Victorians this is a great way of framing the discussion and setting the scene. This document will make sure your learners start from a clear and strong perspective; suitable for years 10-12 and higher.

These Super simple Start of the Korean War notes for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. The Korean War can be a challenging topic but this fact file helps to create a scaffold of learning for students who are improving their knowledge gradually.

Concise, detailed and easy to deliver - this one shot study guide places Nixon in context (ideal for using just before the study of Watergate or the Nixon years in general). It contains: Nixon’s outlook Feuding with Kennedy brothers His political career and calculations until 1968

This is dedicated to those learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. Watergate can be complex for any level of ability so here is a simple and accessible outline of the scandal.

These Super simple French Revolution 1789 notes for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. The French Revolution can be complex for any level of ability so here is a simple and accessible background to the events of the French Revolution.

These Super simple France in 1789 notes for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. The French Revolution can be complex for any level of ability so here is a simple and accessible background to France in the revolutionary year 1789.

A super simple set of history notes for the start of term. Helping lower ability learners to understand the basic ideas behind historical inquiry in an easy and accessible way.

This quick factfile is an excellent tool for stretching and enhancing knowledge of the New Deal. Coughlin, one of Roosevelt’s most outspoken critics, is explored in greater depth here, along with his anti Semitic, anti democratic politics.

An accessible set of quick notes, differentiated for lower ability learners. This explains the reasons for the unprecedented pact between Hitler and Stalin in August 1939 and the diplomatic context that created it.

These super simple notes on the partition of Palestine for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. Middle East history from the Balfour Declaration to the partition can be challenging topics but this fact file helps to create a scaffold of learning for students who are improving their knowledge gradually.

This is a quick case study into the treatment of the Arab peoples by the peacemakers at the Paris Peace Conference. It explores: Britain and France’s Mandates The role of the Bedouin during the Arab Revolt Prince Feisal and T.E. Lawrence

This is a quick and accessible study factfile on the creation of Yugoslavia at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, following the end of the First World War. Ideal for students of international relations and the causes of the Second World War.

This resource explains how crime and punishment changed in the 18th and 19th Centuries, along with the development of towns and cities. It focuses on: The development of prisons The practice of transportation to Australia Victorian views on the poor and the ‘criminal classes’

This detailed but accessible resource focuses on the following key issues: Mussolini and the Locarno Pact and his relations with Britain and France. Mussolini’s ambitions The Rome Berlin Axis Mussolini’s policy towards Abyssinia and Spain