<p>Mainly, a detailed power point presentation of three lessons on the US Supreme Court. Looks at:<br /> -The Supreme Court and Public Policy<br /> -The Supreme Court and rights protection<br /> -The ‘Living Constitution’ v Originalists<br /> -Judicial Activism v Judicial Restraint<br /> -Checks and Balances<br /> -Political or Judicial?<br /> -Methods of Achieving change<br /> -Protection of the rights of African Americans, Immigrants and Women</p>

<p>OCR A Level History Power Point Presentation on Women and Politics, upto the passage of the 19th Amendment. Looks at campaigns on social issues, prohibition and suffrage. There are some links to short video embedded in the presentation.</p>

<p>Intro lesson Power Points for OCR A Level Civil Rights in the USA, 1865-1992. First Power Point looks at the background to 1865, the second is an overview of the key periods and has a timeline activity. There are some hyperlinks to videos on the Power Points.</p>

At least 2 lessons worth of material on 'what is Feminism' and the various waves of feminism and the core ideas. There are a number of videos which focus, in particular on the first wave of feminism and some basic activities. The exam questions at the end are for the Edexcel A2 Political Ideologies course

<p>Couple of lessons worth of material on the murder of Kirov, show trials, the Red Terror and the Gulags and what the impact of it all was.</p>

<p>Presentation with some hyperlinks. With time to discuss, covers at least 2 lessons.</p>

<p>Detailed presentation on Intersectionality, Liberal, Socialist, Radical and Third Wave Feminism. Includes video hyperlinks and some links to relevant articles.</p>

Lesson, with starter, activity and plenary on the successes and failures of the 5YPs and a case study on Magnitogorsk

<p>Full lesson on PP showing examining the impact of WWII on the Soviet Union, post-war economic policies and the Purges</p>

<p>Includes a summary table outlining key information of the key battles in the Wars of the Roses. My classes really appreciate having them in one place. There is also a spider diagram at the end for students to develop their analytical and evaluative skills bus assessing which were the most significant battles. There is also a Powerpoint presentation which outlines the battles and a student timeline where students can rank the significance of each battle.</p>

Power Point lesson on Nazi propaganda. Hyperlinks are embedded into the presentation.

Bullet point revision guide outlining the origins of the Wars of the Roses. Deals with the weaknesses of Henry VI and the impact of Margaret of Anjou and Richard, Duke of York.

Takes a look at the religious acts passed by Mary I. Includes video link, activities and timeline, embedded on to the Power Point

<p>Examines Henry VII’s early actions as King (there is a link to an online HLS article which will help) and an overview of the individuals who posed a threat</p>

<p>Examines the Kavanaugh confirmation, Judicial activism v Judicial Restraint, Organicism v the Living Constitution and looks at whether the Supreme Court is political or judicial</p>

Simple, bullet point revision guides to Henry VII.

<p>Crossword starter, spider diagram plenary and a detailed powerpoint on the idea Henry VI was an ‘undermighty monarch’; looks at his weaknesses, as well as the role of ‘overmighty subjects’ and Margaret of Anjou</p>

Summary sheet of the key families involved in the Wars of the Roses followed by a simple Must, Should, Could exercise

<p>4 seperate reviision guides, dealing with different periods of the Wars of the Roses<br /> Part 1 - Origins<br /> Part 2 - 1455-61<br /> Part 3 - 1461 -71<br /> Part 4 - 1471-85</p>

<p>Power Point presentation offering an overview of Mary’s reign, examining her government, the marriage, foreign policy, the economy and religion</p>