<p>The booklet contains 21 pages of exercises to help students revise the content from the AQA America: Expansion &amp; Consolidation (1840-1895) unit. The whole course is covered and the booklet is designed to help students revise small chunks often over a longer period of time. I set two pages per week for KS4. If you find this resource useful you may wish to download the Conflict and Tension: 1918-1939 booklet that’s been made in the same style.<br /> Topics covered:<br /> What is Manifest Destiny?<br /> Why is the Mexican American War important?<br /> Who were the early settlers?<br /> Why was the Gold Rush important?<br /> Who were the Mormons?<br /> Why did the Mormons travel west?<br /> How successful were the Mormons in Salt Lake City?<br /> What was the Mountain Meadow Massacre?<br /> Who were the Native Americans?<br /> How did settlement affect the Native Americas?<br /> Why was there conflict on the Plains?<br /> Where did slavery exist in the USA?<br /> What were the causes of the American Civil War?<br /> What were the effects of the American Civil War?<br /> How was American reconstructed after the war?<br /> Who were the homesteaders?<br /> How did the Homesteaders survive?<br /> How was the ‘Indian problem’ solved?<br /> The Battle of Little Big Horn<br /> How did the Native Americans finally lose?<br /> How was the West finally won?</p>

<p>The book contains a collection of worksheets which can be completed by students to enhance their revision. They can easily be set for homework and checked rapidly in class. The basics of the whole course is covered and focuses on course content/subject knowledge. Topics covered include:</p> <p>The aims of the Big Three<br /> The treaty of Versailles<br /> German reaction to the Treaty<br /> Germany’s allies<br /> The formation and organisation of the League of Nations<br /> Members and agencies of the League<br /> Successes and failures of the League in the 1920s<br /> The Locarno Treaties and the Kellogg-Briand Pact<br /> The effects of the Great Depression<br /> The Manchurian Crisis<br /> The Abyssinian Crisis<br /> How the failures of the League led to war.<br /> Hitler’s road to war<br /> Mussolini and the Axis<br /> Anschluss<br /> The Appeasement policy<br /> The outbreak of WWII</p>

<p>A thousand year timeline with a slide for over 30 different events. Print out to create a revision resource or classroom timeline.</p>

<p>This guide contains a page for students to make guided notes on 36 key individuals and 7 pages at the back for thematic mind maps. Printed as a booklet it is an ideal revision activity or homework.</p>

<p>Two fully resourced lessons about the causes of the Civil War. The first focuses on what slavery was and how it began disquiet. The second expands on the other reasons for the outbreak of the Civil War. No books are needs as fact cards, worksheets and clips are included.</p>

<p>A complete set of notes for the AQA course. Can easily be adapted to suit other exam boards.</p> <p>Covers Native American life, early settlers including the Mormons, slavery, the Civil War, Reconstruction, the Indian Wars, the closure of the frontier and more.</p>

<p>Timeline slides including key dates from the America course. Can be printed on full/half page slides for a display, or the dates can be removed for a revision activity.</p>

<p>Lesson uses fact cards (included) to challenge students to create an A3 information sheet (Template included) about what caused the American Civil War, then prioritise the reasons for it. Lesson follows on from one about slavery (Also on TES.) Created for the AQA Expansion and Consolidation Unit, but should be useful for all GCSE students studying America in the 19thC.</p>

<p>Enough work for a 100 minute independent research lesson (All resources provided) which focuses on how slavery led to the Civil War. Topics include:</p> <p>Harriet Beecher Stowe (Uncle Tom’s Cabin)<br /> Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad<br /> Caroline Lee Hentz (The Plater’s Northern Bride)<br /> Frederick Douglas and the abolitionists<br /> Joshua John Ward and the slaverholders<br /> Anderson Jennings and the Fugative Slave Law</p> <p>Key words for use with the course.</p>

<p>Seven PowerPoints each containing 10 multiple choice questions (And answers) for use in revision sessions. These can be used in conjunction with the revision booklet I have also uploaded.</p> <p>We are following the AQA Conflict and Tension: 1918-1939 unit.</p>

<p>Six revision quiz PowerPoints (Each with ten questions) which can be used alone or in conjunction with my revision booklet (Also published on TES.)</p> <p>Each quiz comes with answers and includes content needed for the AQA course.</p>

<p>Maps of the USA which can be used for revision, to help explain the settlement of the USA, or to add to a display to help to tell the story of settlement.</p>