A near 50 - page student unit guide guide for AQA's The Making of Modern Britain; pack includes:<br /> <br /> Section A source based questions and sources for BOTH 'year' components 1951-1979 &amp; 1979-2007 <br /> Section B essay based questions <br /> Student friendly mark schemes <br /> Reading list<br /> etc.

A 58 page course guide for AQA's USA Making of a Superpower 1865-1975 featuring:<br /> <br /> Section A source based questions and sources for BOTH 'year' components 1865-1920 &amp; 1920-1975 <br /> Section B essay based questions <br /> Student friendly mark schemes <br /> Reading list<br /> etc.

A comprehensive, 24 page Unit 2 guide for part one (AS year only) of The Making of Modern Britain for the AQA linear history specification. Guide includes:<br /> <br /> -Linear structure overview.<br /> - Student friendly mark schemes for A and B section questions <br /> - Range of A section source (AO2) practice questions modelled on AQA specimen papers<br /> - Range of B section depth (AO1) practice questions modelled on AQA specimen papers<br /> - Reading List

A 35 page booklet detailing assessment criteria and vast range of digitised primary sources focusing on change and continuity within the Irish Nationalist movement 1800-1922. Although assessment information is geared towards AQA, the booklet could be used for any exam board.

A near 50 - page student unit guide guide for AQA's Religious Conflict and the Church in England c1529-c1570; pack includes:<br /> <br /> Section A source based questions and sources for BOTH 'year' components 1529-1547 &amp; 1547-1570 <br /> Section B essay based questions <br /> Student friendly mark schemes <br /> Reading list<br /> etc.

Revision / activity booklet charting non-violent campaigns from Montgomery to Memphis along with the various organisations that assembled them. <br /> <br /> Video links embedded into pictures so file can be used as an e-resource.

20 page in-depth flipped Research Pack on Social Developments in Britain 1951-1964 to be used as preparation research by the learner. Content includes:<br /> Immigration <br /> Youth Culture<br /> The Position of Women<br /> CND<br /> Literary Culture and the Angry Young Men <br /> Censorship and the Lady Chatterley Case<br /> Class, the Establishment and the rise of satire.

20 page in-depth flipped Research Pack on Social Developments in Britain 1964-1970 to be used as preparation research by the learner. Content includes:<br /> The Position of Women<br /> LGBT Developments <br /> Immigration and Racial Tension <br /> Youth and Counter-Culture <br /> CND and University Protests <br /> Morality and Family Reform<br /> Philanthropy and Creation of Charities <br /> Wilson's White Heat and the Creation of the Open University

Pack charting every election, Chancellor and governing coalition of the Weimar Republic. <br /> <br /> Great resource to highlight complexities of PR and to revise from.

Infamous Mason/Overy dispute over Nazi economic descent into WW2. Displayed in the form of a twitter dispute. Stretch and challenge discussion based activity.

Condensed research activity on the evolution of British political ideas covering key tenets from post-war social democracy to Blairism and the politics of boom and bust. Used for Unit one People &amp; Politics political parties and ideologies.

Information handout on Brüning's chancellorship. Used for discussion based activities. Stretch and challenge historiographical interpretations of Brüning also provided for extended discussion.

13 page in-depth flipped Research Pack on Social Developments in Britain 1979-1990 to be used as preparation research by the learner. Content includes research activities covering:<br /> <br /> Riot Culture and Scarman<br /> The Miner's Strike and Orgreave <br /> The Hillsborough Stadium Tragedy <br /> Position of the LGBT Community <br /> HIV/Aids and Government Response <br /> Position of Women <br /> Greenham Common

The Edexcel endorsed Access to History textbook is appalling for its gay rights coverage. Seeing as though the issue of gay rights can come up on the exam (May 2011 for example) I have produced a more comprehensive PowerPoint charting the movement across the decades in question. <br /> <br /> Not entirely exhaustive, but covers more than enough content should students face a question on the movement this year.