This video looks at the mother of Edward the Confessor - Queen Emma of Normandy!

These videos look at some of the key moments in the American Civil Rights movement.

This video looks at pioneering train guard Asquith Xavier who lobbied for the end of the colour bar at London Euston Station in 1966.

These 5 videos look at the lives of each of the Jack the Ripper victims based on the book The Five.

This video looks at Edgar Atheling the boy contended to the throne in 1066 and what happens to him after Harold and William become King of England.

This video looks at the early life of Mary Queen of Scots and her 3 marriages.

This video looks at Sacagawea the Native American Explorer who assisted Lewis and Clark on their expedition to across America.

This is a simple timeline for display in your classroom with dates and images of Elizabeth that you can use to enhance the teaching of this course for either AQA, OCR, EDEXCEL

This is 2 lessons looking at the cult of Elizabeth through analysing her portraits. Exam questions are embedded throughout the presentation.

This lesson looks at the Rebellion of the Earl of Essex and asks if Elizabeth was able to keep her power in her later reign.

This is a series of 4 lessons looking at the exploration under the Elizabethans including Francis Drake and Walter Raleigh and the impact these voyages had. Exam questions are embedded throughout

This lesson investigates how far the Elizabethans was a golden age and uses a living graph to assess the enquiry question.

This lesson looks at Hampton Court Palace and prepares for the historic environment question.

This is a series of lessons looking at the great chain of being and the structure of Elizabethan society before examining how the wealthy demonstrate their status through their houses - such as Hardwick Hall. there is a sample historic environment question included.

This is 2 lessons looking at Elizabeth’s relationship with Parliament and what parliament did in that time period. Exam questions are built in to each lesson.

There is 6 lessons on the poverty unit within the Elizabethan module - ranging from the causes of poverty, the different types of beggars, local authorities attitudes to poverty and what the poor law was. All lessons have exam questions built in.

This is two lessons introducing the religious matters facing Elizabeth, with a recap on the differences between Catholics and Protestants and an examination of the acts Elizabeth passes to secure her throne, the second lesson looks at the threat to Elizabeth after she passes her religious settlement.

This lesson looks at the way local authorities try to deal with the poor and has an 8 mark Explain question included.

A series of 3 lessons looking at the theatre in Elizabethan England in particular the Globe theatre, playwrights and plays and how the theatre reflects Elizabethan society - there are exam questions throughout, with structure strips and writing frames.

This lesson looks at the Tudor family tree and questions how did Elizabeth become Queen if she never expected to be? An 8 mark narrative question is included.