This revision resource contains boxes where students can complete ‘blurting’ exercises to ensure that they have at least a sound knowledge of any topic that could come up on the exam paper. This document contains 12 pages of revision boxes.

This workbook contains revision notes and questions that will walk students through how to answer questions with all the knowledge that they will need for their exams intertwined.

This revision workbook covers all areas of the AQA GCSE History course section: Germany 1890-1945. This includes but is not limited to: Germany and the growth of democracy Germany and the Depression The experiences of Germans under the Nazis

This resource contains revision notes on the following topics: Hippocrates and the Four Humours Galen and Theory of Opposites Causes and treatments – natural and spiritual The influence of the Church Islamic medicine Surgery Public health and monasteries The Black Death Andreas Vesalius Ambroise Pare William Harvey Thomas Sydenham John Hunter Treatments The Great Plague – similarities and differences 1348 and 1666 Nursing – Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole Edward Jenner and Vaccination Germ Theory (Louis Pasteur) Robert Koch Paul Ehrlich Anaesthetics (Humphry Davy, James Simpson) and impact Antiseptics and Asepsis X-rays Blood transfusions and blood groups Plastic surgery Penicillin (Alexander Fleming; Howard Florey and Ernst Chain) Liberal social reforms Housing and health in the Industrial revolution to the Second World War The Beveridge Report and the creation of the NHS

These revision notes include information on the following topics: Elizabeth’s court and parliament Life in Elizabethan times Troubles at home and abroad These are full and comprehensive revision notes covering all aspects of this GCSE paper excluding area of historical importance (e.g. Sheffield Manor Lodge). These notes do not include practice questions.

This revision booklet contains revision notes for all topics covered in the AQA GCSE History module: Germany, 1890–1945: Democracy and dictatorship. This includes: Germany and the growth of Democracy What was Germany like before the First World War? Economic and social change Impact of WW1 on ordinary Germans The Weimar Republic – structure, strengths and weaknesses The Weimar Republic and the Treaty of Versailles Spartacist Uprising 1919 Kapp Putsch 1920 The Year of Crises 1923 – invasion of the Ruhr, hyperinflation, Munich Putsch The Weimar Golden Age 1924-1929 The Great Depression The growth of the Nazi Party and who voted for them How did Hitler become Chancellor? Eliminating opposition The Night of the Long Knives ‘Work and bread’ Did Hitler make Germany self-sufficient? Were ordinary Germans better off under the Nazis? Nazi policies for young people and women Christianity and the Nazis Nazi control – fear and propaganda How was art and culture affected? Resistance and opposition Hitler’s hate list Jewish persecution and the ‘Final Solution’ (Holocaust) Impact of Total War on ordinary Germans