A 100 question quiz, complete with answers, focusing on AQA GCSE History Conflict and Tension (1918-1939). This is an excellent revision activity focusing on 100 relevant retrieval questions. The resource comes with an answer sheet which is useful to either give to students or for non-specialist teachers. The questions are framed around the three aspects of the GCSE course and will support students in their revision.

Briliant for retrieval and revision style quizzes, this resource provides 100 quiz questions linked to AQA GCSE History - Elizabethan England. The resource comes with a question paper and then also a sheet which provides all the answers - useful for non-specialists or a cover lesson.

This revision resource walks through the exam with an explanation of how to answer each question and example answers for each question. All six questions are fully explained and exemplified.

8 revision power points for AQA GCSE History Elizabethan England c1568-1603. There is a power point, linked to the specification, with key explanations of all aspects of the course including Elizabeth I and her court The difficulties of a female ruler including the succession, relations with parliament and Essex’s rebellion. A Golden Age Elizabethan treatment of the poor Elizabethan exploration Religious matters including the threat of Catholicism Mary, Queen of Scots The conflict with Spain

A comprehensive and detailed timeline of the rule of Elizabeth I. This is suitable for AQA as well as other units focusing on the rule of Elizabeth I. The resource also comes with a key profile of key individuals on the course including Lord Burghley, Robert Dudley and Francis Walsingham.

A resource mat to help students to write commas and semi-colons within their work.

Revision resource which gives students a guide on how to answer the exam questions

A full power point going through all the key information in preparation for AQA’s 2024 Historic Environment on The Americas and Drake’s Circumnavigation.

A useful resource which gives a clear guide to the exam questions for #AQA #GCSEHistory and will give students useful tips and support with their work.

A handy two sider which explains the format of AQA GCSE History Elizabethan England exam with links to the mark scheme and top tips for answering each question.

This resource includes nine revision power points covering the whole of AQA’s GCSE Conflict and Tension course (1918-1939). The power points clearly link to the specifciation and include detailed overviews of each section with visual sources, maps and pictures to enhance student understanding. There is one power point for each of the different strands of the syllabus. The resource can be used to give to students and/or used within the classroom. This will be particularly helpeful for weaker students to give them clear overviews of the different aspects of the course. The resources also cover key talking points such as the pros and cons of appeasement, the causes of WW2 and the extent to which the League of Nations was successsful in the 1920s.

A walk through on how to answer the AQA GCSE History Historic Environment option on Americas and Drake’s Circumnavigation. Includes a full example answer with explanatory notes.

A revision power point that walks through how to tackle the EdExcel Superpower Relations exam

Walking, Talking, Mock style resource which goes through how to answer the Medicine Through Time (including Western Front historic environment) exam question. Complete with student friendly guide and an example answer for each question.

This resource goes through a full past paper for EdExcel’s Crime and Punishment exam including the historic environment on Whitechapel. There are example answers and top tips on how to succesfully approach the examination.

A full walking, talking mock style resource which walks you through a German past paper. Complete with advice on how to answer each question and model answers throughout. This will enable you to teach your students to be successful in answering this exam question - for EdExcel GCSE Germany.