These super accessible and detailed lesson notes for the 1905 Revolution take learners easily through the complex history of the revolt against the Tsar. It gives an overview of: The crisis of Tsardom How the Tsar was saved How the Tsar’s broken promises stored up more trouble for the future

This accessible and detailed study guide explores the Nazi T4 Aktion and mass murder or disabled people in the Third Reich. It examines: The policy of forced sterilisation The widespread acceptance of eugenics around the world in the 1920s and 1930s The origins of the policy The methods employed by the Nazis Opposition to the T4 Aktion

These notes are an easy and accessible guide to the Washington Naval Conference and its significance. These notes for students explore: The significance of the Washington Naval Conference and its implications for arms and the future of China. The rise of America as a world power during the 1920s.

This accessible and detailed resource details: The origins of the Jim Crow laws The culture of Jim Crow in the south The role of churches and science in enabling segregation Examples of discrimination and segregation Plessy vs Ferguson 1896

How did several hundred miles of winding track through mountainous and jungle terrain defeat the might of the US military? This clear and concise study resource explains the origin, development and role of the Ho Chi Minh Trail during the Vietnam War.

A super accessible and easy to use set of study notes on Kristallnacht, for GCSE and A level, featuring: The long term causes of the anti Jewish pogrom and the aims of the Nazis. Details on the Aryanization of Jewish businesses Responses of ordinary Germans to the attack.

This accessible and detailed resource explains: The culture of suburbia and the 1950s home maker Divorce in the 1950s Popular culture portrayals of women The impact of the Kinsey reports.

This clear, simple, detailed and accessible guide explains the significance of: Gloria Steinem Betty Freidan Eleanor Roosevelt The invention of the contraceptive pill on the development of women’s rights in America during the 1960s.

This accessible and simple study guide takes the complexities of Mao’s Great Leap Forward and the resulting famine and makes it straightforward for students to engage with. It covers: Mao’s motivation Ideology Disputes with the USSR Beliefs about the peasants Communalisation Backyard furnaces Use of the railways Mao’s Famine

This is an accessible and detailed study guide of the policy of appeasement towards Nazi Germany. It examines: The British and French reasoning behind appeasement The Soviet view of appeasement The German response to appeasement

This accessible and detailed set of study notes examines: The context of the boycott The case of Claudette Colvin The role of E.D. Nixon The events of the boycott The emergence and role of Martin Luther King The aftermath of the boycott

This accessible and detailed resource explores the fall of China’s nationalist Kuomintang government and the establishment of the People’s Republic of China. It examines: The siege of Changchun The fall of Manchuria Mao’s declaration of the PRC Reasons for Chiang Kai Shek’s defeat The KMT retreat to Taiwan

This study guide is an accessible and detailed guide to the First World War, giving students a quick overview of the conflict and its key turning points. It examines: The start of the war Problems faced by all sides The deadlock in the trenches The collapse of European empires The war at sea Reasons for the defeat of Germany and its allies

This resource is a super simple, streamlined knowledge organiser of the key cold war events from 1945-50. It is designed to complement a lesson on the early cold war and help reinforce knowledge, giving learners a quick outline reference guide to help reinforce knowledge. If you’re passionate about differentiation, assessment for learning and scaffolding, this knowledge organiser is a vital tool in building a great supportive learning process for your students.

Clear and concise study notes that show learners in an accessible way what the economic, social and political pressures on the USSR in the late 1980s were. It clarifies misconceptions about Gorbachev and the last days of communism and explains: Perestroika - Meaning reform or reconstruction Glasnost - Meaning ‘openness’ Khozraschyot - Meaning accounting or profit.

This is an accessible and straight forward study guide on the Second World War. It is the fourth in a series on Hitler’s war an explains: Hitler’s failing health during the war American and British successes in North Africa and Italy Germany and the Holocaust Hitler’s defeats at Stalingrad and the Battle of Kursk

If you’re teaching the final stages of the Second World War and you need a detailed and accessible study guide that explains the slow downfall of the Third Reich, this resource is made for you. It focuses on: The allied campaign in Italy. Strategic decisions at D-Day. The Soviet advance in Ukraine, Poland and Belarus with Operation Bagration. Hitler’s relations with Admiral Horthy of Hungary. The battles of Anzio and Montecassino. Operation Valkyrie and the plot to assassinate Hitler.

This is an accessible and straight forward study guide on the Second World War. It is the second in a series on Hitler’s war an explains: Britain’s bombing of German cities Hitler’s plans for the invasion of the USSR Hitler’s decision to deploy the Afrika Korps to aid Mussolini

This accessible and detailed study guide will give your learners a deeper understanding of the contribution of American women to allied victory in World War Two. If you are passionate about helping your students to learn how American women from every ethnicity and background built and operated America’s war machine and served in Asia, Europe and Africa, this resource is your indispensable guide. It examines: The Women’s Army Corps The Women’s Airforce Service Pilots The Women’s Bureau Women’s wartime munitions work The contribution of Black, Native, Hispanic and Asian American women

This accessible and detailed study guide for students of the American Civil War era explores: The compromise of 1850 The Fugitive Slave Act 1850 The Free Soil Party