Year 12 content in another upload. Following the AQA democracy and Nazism spec

Designed for the new GCSE 1-9 spec Looks at the international diplomacy going on that the League was not part of. Encourages students to think about how these undermined the League. Slides have info for students to make a mind map from and then judge how much damage each one caused the League out of 10. Then finishes up by asking students to consider the lack of co operation in the 1930s

designed for the new spec. A powerpoint telling the story of Jewish migration topped off with an exam Q

designed for new AQA A level - power point and in depth notes and worksheets. discusses legal revolution, use of terror and propaganda. Also analyses voter statistics and examines the importance of the Reichstag fire and the Enabling Act.

Starter including recap questions from earlier in the course then a ppt and notes to help guide through the 100 year war

Great for AQA A level or GCSE level. Encourages students to build up a structured mind map about the elements of Nazi policy towards relgion - quick test attached too

Designed for the AQA A level spec Democracy and Nazism Detailed notes and powerpoint

questions about causes of war, types of weapons, trenches, somme and Versailles Great starter or plenary

Prohibition powerpoint for GCSE - activities and info with revision techniques

GCSE resource with info about racism in the 1920s - lots of pictures (graphic) activities and sources.

Probably 2 lessons worth of stuff here - first students are encouraged to make a judgement about the successes / failures of the New Deal. Then students should make a mind map about the impact of WW2 on the depression and ultimately decide which helped more - New Deal or WW2

Perfect for a middle ability class studying English Civil war - weblinks and activities

Perfect solution for a middle ability class studying English Civil War

A unit of work designed to guide students through the major characters of the Civil Rights movement. Encourages research and judgement. Mentions Booker T Washington, Du Bois, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Marcus Garvey

Lots of info and images of the Civil Rights movement and the way that it was fought. Great as an intro to the topic

Tons of info and examples all in one booklet regarding the impact of Popular culture on Civil Rights in America - room for students to find their own examples and make a judgement. I used as an intro to A level coursework but could be a project at GSCE or to challenge others as a history project

An analysis of the effectiveness of the Civil Rights period known as reconstruction - whole lesson with sources, activities and challenge

An analysis of Jim crow and segregation. Tons of info and tasks including homework

Designed for the AQA A level spec Democracy and Nazism Detailed notes and powerpoint

Designed to meet the new AQA GCSE History spec