Long Term Causes of World War I This is a two-three lesson plan looking at the MAIN causes of WWI starting with tensions between the Great Powers and looking at key themes such as Weltpolitik and Imperialism, Alliances and Nationalism and Militarism and Arms/ Naval races. Also includes the Moroccan and Bosnian crises (in brief!) Includes powerpoint, worksheets and several activities- including historiography and interpretations of Germany’s role in “starting WWI.” Suitable for KS3 or as an intro to KS4 unit on International relations.

This powerpoint has been used very successfully over past two years to provide ~ITT training on issues around sex/ gender and increasing cases of sexual abuse, sexual discrimination, rape and misogyny/ misandry in schools. Why is it increasing? How is it increasing? How can we challenge it? Warning includes some triggering content but is very important for younger generation of teachers who are coming into the profession. Includes fully editable powerpoint, discussion activities and video links to some disturbing MSM content normalising sexually unhealthy attitudes. WARNING: Does include racist and sexist tweets by Andrew Tate for discussion.

Edexcel Politics Alevel but can be used for AQA. This knowledge organiser has useful and up to date information for Topic 1 Constitution and Federalism including debates on whether the amendment process is fit for purpose and whether the constitution needs reform. Includes key words, case studies and models of federalism as well as different examples under every president since 2000. Document is a 2 slide powerpoint and covers Edexcel Topic 1 Constitution and Federalism.

A huge bundle of example answers for ALevel Russia 1894-1941 - OCR ALevel course but can be adapted for any exam board. OCR uses 20 mark “How far do you agree?” style open essays and 10 mark shorter questions in which students must only compare 2 factors as a more important cause or consequence of something. These answers are all A-A* grade responses. Long essay questions included: -How successful were Stalin’s economic policies? -How far did Russia achieve stability 1906-1914? -How far do you agree that the failures of the provisional government led to the October/ November Revolution? -Stalin rose to power because of his strengths and his position within the Bolshevik party. How far do you agree? -To what extent did WWI cause the February Revolution? -“The 1905 Revolution was a result of Nicholas II himself” How far do you agree? Short essay (2 factors) quesions included: -Which was the most important reason for the introduction of the NEP: +The Kronstadt Rebellion +Famine in the countryside -Which of the following was the most important cause of the Oct/ Nov revolution in 1917? +The failures of the provisional government +The Actions of Lenin -Which of the following was the most important cause of the 1905 revolution: +Industrialisation +Political Opposition

These are for the Edexcel ALevel Component 3a: USA/ UK Comparative Government US and UK. 12 mark exam questions which compare US and UK government. Includes examples of both Comparative GOVERNMENT questions and Comparative THEORY questions. These are for the following questions: Examine the similarities between the US House of Representatives and the UK House of Commons (12 marks) Analyse the different legislative powers between the US Congress and the UK Parliament (12 marks) Note both the above 12 markers are on one word document. Examine the ways in which the US and UK Constitutions are different (12) 30 mark essay: Evaluate the view that Federalism in the USA is in decline. (30) 30 mark essay- Evaluate the view that the Checks and balances in the US Constitution are effective (30) Some of these are designed for feedback tasks and have tasks for students to complete whilst reading the model answers.

A detailed knowledge organiser for US Politics Edexcel Topic 2 congress. This KO includes key terms, debates, processes and powers of Congress. Up to date as of summer 2024.

Edexcel ALevel Politics Component 3 USA Lesson 4 in my unit of work on the Supreme Court- this lesson examines the accusation of Justices “Legislating from the bench” and examines case studies and arguments about Judicial Activism vs Judicial restraint. Includes examples up to date as of November 2024. Powerpoint and worksheet/ notes sheet included as well as a colour code sheet and video clips.

Edexcel ALevel Politics : USA/ Comparative lesson. This is lesson 3 in my Unit of work on the Supreme Court and Civil Rights. This lesson examines the debate over Judicial independence and neutrality vs the Politicisation of the Court with up to date examples and theory up to November 2024. Lesson includes powerpoint, source material, article to read and activities plus a retrieval quiz on the SCOTUS so far.

Simple lesson on reasons for entente powers’ victory in November 1918. Includes a short video task, reading/ highlighting task and a diamond 9 for analysis of reasons for victory. Includes all resources and link to the video.

Edexcel Politics Alevel USA Lesson from Presidency unit of work on Powers of Persuasion Full double lesson (2 hours) on Presidential Powers of Persuasion Examples looking in depth at Trump and how he uses powers of Persuasion Includes all details in the slides- no need to use textbooks or any additional sources. Includes updated to include Trump’s election win and cabinet nomination info 2024