Introduction lesson to slavery which focuses on the following: What is slavery? Why was Britain involved in the trade? (Religion, labour, racial attitudes and power) Includes a starter activity, knowledge checkpoint and evaluation task using PEEL

Introduction lesson to the Cold War. An online lesson which can be adapted for in school teaching.

Designed for year 8s but easily adaptable. Information and tasks included on the powerpoint.

Powerpoint and worksheet designed for online learning but can easily be adapted to in school teaching. Each slide contains the agreements and disagreement of each conference and the worksheet includes tables for students to organise this work and extension tasks. Can be used for any exam board

Information booklet which includes the following chapters: The history of anti-semitism How were Jews persecuted in Germany *Economic persecution Propaganda Legal persecution Physical persecution* What was life like in the Ghettos? What were the steps to the Final Solution? What happened in death camps? What happened to other groups under the Nazis? What happened during the death marches?

A series of information sheets (15 pages) on the Holocaust. Chapters include: The history of anti-semitism How were the Jews persecuted in Germany? What was life like in the Ghettos? Steps to the Final Solution What happened in death camps? What happened to other groups under the Nazis? What happened during the death marches?

Information booklet (11 pages) on how the Cold War was fought. Includes glossaries, extend you knowledge boxes and sources. Includes the following chapters: The Cold War: Origins The Cold War: The Arms Race The Cold War: The Telegrams The Cold War: US Foreign Aid The Cold War: Propaganda The Cold War: Proxy wars The Cold War: Spying

Information booklet which includes the following chapters: Why did WWII begin? Battle of Britain Operation Barbarossa Pearl Harbour Battle of Stalingrad Atomic Bomb