<p>Contains lessons that covers overviews and activities on electoral systems, referendums and the media; debates and exam question guidance</p>

<p>Powerpoints on Nationalism as an ideology (used as part of Paper 2 Edexcel / Pearson)</p>

<p>Lessons on democracy and political parties in the UK</p>

<p>Contains PPTs and lessons for the ideologies used in connection with British politics.</p>

<p>Contains powerpoints on the British Constitution, devolution and Parliament</p>

<p>Contains lessons ans activities for the PM, Cabinet, EU + impact on the UK and the Supreme Court</p>

<p>Slides and activities on The Presidency, Rights, and the Supreme Court - US Politics</p>

<p>Powerpoints with activities on US Politics - to help with both AQA and Edexcel exams</p>

<p>Powerpoints with activities on AQA GCSE History - Russia. Covers the spec</p>

<p>Powerpoints to support teaching of Unit 3 Global Politics, Edexcel</p>

<p>Slides and activities on Regionalism and Comparative theories to support the teaching of Global Politics - Paper 3 Edexcel</p>

<p>Slides for Environmental and human rights governance</p>

<p>Slides and activities on Power and developments - Global Politics to support the teaching of Edexcel Politics - Paper 3</p>

This is the second part of a 8-12 lesson scheme of work on the overarching question, 'How far did the West dominate the East in the c19th/early twentieth century?'....These lessons have a focus on the Opium War (1st) and the Meiji Restoration.

This is the first part of a 8-12 lesson scheme of work on the overarching question, 'How far did the West dominate the East in the c19th/early twentieth century?'....There are further lessons on The Opium Wars and its consequences; aspects of British imperialism in India (textbook driven)The Meiji Restoration; Japanese Imperialism; and the emergence of nationalism in East Asia in the C20th.

This is the third part of a 8-12 lesson scheme of work on the overarching question, 'How far did the West dominate the East in the c19th/early twentieth century?'....The lessons contained are an analysis of Japanese imperialism in the c19th and the experience of Asians in the West in the c19th.

This is the final of a 8-12 lesson scheme of work on the overarching question, 'How far did the West dominate the East in the c19th/early twentieth century?'....The focus of these lessons is on the Boxer Rebellion; Gandhi and Japanese imperialism in the 1930s; and the long-term effects of Western imperialism in East Asia.