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Why was the American West so fiercely contested in the years 1835-1895? An overview

Is History Review right about the ‘lurching’ US government policy towards Plains Indians?

How much can we learn from George Catlin about the Plains Indian way of life?

Were migrants pushed from the East, or pulled from the West?

Why did the Donner Party’s westward migration prove to be such a disaster?

What do the experiences of Abigail Scott Duniway reveal about life on the Great Plains?

What was the significance of the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851?

What can the Henry Plummer case tell us about lawlessness in the new mining towns?

Who benefitted most from the Homestead and Pacific Railway Acts?

How effectively did settlers find solutions to the problems of life on the plains?

Was the ‘Wild West’ really the ‘Mild West?

Was the growth of the railroads the main reason for the development of the cattle industry?

What was it like to be a cowboy in the mid-19th century?

Why was Peter French murdered on his ranch – and how did his murderer evade justice?

How damaging was the westward expansion of 1851-76 for the Plains Indian way of life?

Germany 1918-39 for Edexcel 9-1 GCSE

How to get the most out of the Edexcel Modern World Depth Study: Weimar and Nazi Germany 1918-39

Conflict and Tension 1945-72 – Scheme of Work

Germany 1890-1945 – Scheme of Work

Elizabethan England 1568-1603 – Scheme of Work

Crime and Punishment – Scheme of Work

Super Power Relations and the Cold War 1941-91 – Scheme of Work

Whitechapel 1880s – Scheme of work

Did the Romans have the best toilets in history?

Tidying up an eight-year-old’s set of Horrible Histories

What can different stories we tell about Britain 500-today? An overview

The mystery of the Irish Loughshinny skeletons

GCSE History: Guide to planning and teaching Edexcel 9-1 GCSE
Edexcel, Crime and Punishment, London 1880s, Elizabethans 1558-88, Cold War 1941-91, Whitechapel 1880s, Germany 1918-39

How to get the best out of the Edexcel Crime and Punishment 9-1 GCSE unit

Crime and Punishment for Edexcel 9-1 GCSE

How to get the most out of the Edexcel Whitechapel environmental unit

Whitechapel c1870-c1900 for Edexcel 9-1 GCSE

Crime and Punishment 1000AD to today: An overview

What factors are important in the history of crime and punishment?

Was Saxon crime prevention primitive or sophisticated?

Is Simon Schama right? Did William totally change Saxon crime prevention?

How do you think Saxon Cedric will be punished?

The Essential Guide to the HRC Key Stage 3 Curriculum

What happened during the Middle Ages: An overview

Norman Conquest – 6 lesson knowledge rich enquiry SOW free download.

Who should be the next King?

Was England ripe for invasion in 1066?

What problems did Harold face in the summer of 1066?
Norman Conquest, Key Stage 3: The Middle Ages, Introductory Lessons

What happened at the Battle of Hastings? A role play

Has the Battle of Hastings artist done his homework?

For people living at the time, was the Norman Conquest a change for the better?

Norman Conquest knowledge organiser – free download

Did the historian Marc Morris get it right about the significance of the Norman Conquest?

Norman Conquest substantive knowledge test

Norman Conquest tarsia

Is Simon Schama correct about the Battle of Hastings?

Medieval Religion and Beliefs – 5 Enquiry SOW free download

Was the medieval period really an ‘Age of Faith’? An overview

How much can Doom paintings reveal about Medieval attitudes to the afterlife?

Why on earth would anyone go on a medieval pilgrimage?
Medieval Beliefs, Key Stage 3: The Middle Ages, Introductory Lessons

Medieval Beliefs Knowledge Organiser

Why do historians disagree about the Crusades? 1

Why do historians disagree about the Crusades? 2

Medieval Beliefs Substantive Knowledge Test

Medieval Murder: Changing crime prevention in the late Middle Ages

Medieval Power – 6 enquiry free download

Who was the best Medieval Monarch? An overview

Who was the most successful Plantagenet monarch? Part 1: Henry II

Who was the most successful Plantagenet monarch? Part 2: Richard I

Who was the most successful Plantagenet monarch? Part 3: John

Why was Edward III such a successful medieval monarch?

Medieval Power Knowledge Organiser

Barons, knights and empresses: Why was the monarchs’ authority challenged in the medieval period?

Medieval Power Substantive Knowledge Test

Revealing who was the real Richard the Lionheart

Was King John really nasty, selfish and terrible?

Medieval Ordinary Lives – 6 enquiry free unit overview

Dirty, boring and treacherous: Was medieval village life really that bad? An overview

What were peasants’ lives really like?

Why were the remains of ten people buried in a pit away from the main churchyard in Wharram Percy?

What was the farming year like for ordinary people?

Medieval Ordinary Life Knowledge Organiser

The mystery of the Charterhouse Square skeletons

Why should we bother learning about the Black Death?

Peasants Revolt decision maker: what would you have done?

What were the consequences of the Peasants Revolt?

Medieval Ordinary Lives Substantive Knowledge Test

Is Wat Tyler significant enough to have a park named after him?

Why were Monarchs so worried about new crimes 1500 – 1700?

Was ‘the appearance and state of the world’ changed during the early modern period? (Overview)

Inside the mind of Henry VIII Decision-maker
Early Modern Overview, Key Stage 3: Early Modern, Introductory Lessons

Should the National Portrait Gallery sell Henry VIII cushions?
Early Modern Overview, Key Stage 3: Early Modern, Introductory Lessons

Religion and Beliefs in the Early Modern Period

Why did the ideas of Martin Luther go viral?

How should we tell the story of Richard Whiting’s execution?

Why was Richard Whiting executed?
Early Modern Beliefs, Key Stage 3: Early Modern, Introductory Lessons

Why was St Winifred’s Church vandalised in the 1500s?

Early Modern Beliefs Knowledge Organiser

How far were ordinary people really impacted by the Reformation?

Early Modern Beliefs Substantive Knowledge Test

Cultural Encounters in the Early Modern Period

Why was privateering so common in the Early Modern Period?

Should Walter Raleigh be honoured with a national day of remembrance?

Was the Plymouth Colony of 1620 a success?

Early Modern Cultural Encounters Knowledge Organiser

Can the vandalism of ‘Conquistador’ Hernàn Cortés’ memorial be justified?

What is the lasting legacy of the Spanish Empire?

Early Modern Cultural Encounters Substantive Knowledge Test

How to get the best out of the Edexcel British Depth Study: Early Elizabethan England

How to get the most out of the AQA Elizabethan England British Depth Study

ELIZABETHANS 1558-88 – Scheme of Work

Early Elizabethan England for Edexcel 9-1 GCSE
Edexcel, Elizabethans 1558-88, GCSE 2016, Saver Lesson Packages

Elizabethan England 1568-1603 for AQA 9-1 GCSE
AQA, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016, Saver Lesson Packages

How was Elizabeth’s character and reign shaped by events in her early life?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

What problems did Elizabeth face at the beginning of her reign?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

How did Elizabeth maintain her authority?

What kind of Church did Elizabeth choose in 1559?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

How serious a challenge did Elizabeth face from the Puritans?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603

How big a threat was Mary Queen of Scots to Elizabeth in 1568?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

What made the Northern Earls Revolt in 1569?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

What threat did Catholic plots pose to Elizabeth?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

Can you update Ladybird’s explanation for the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

How much does a 16th Century Dutch painting reveal about why England and Spain went to war?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

How accurately does the film ‘Drake of England’, deal with the Spanish Armada and its failure?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

Why was there an increase in poverty and vagabondage in Elizabethan England?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

Was Elizabethan society really under threat from a ‘rascally rabbalage’ of vagabonds?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

Was the Elizabethan period a ‘golden age’ of culture for Elizabethans?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, Introductory Lessons

Why did so many Elizabethan sailors risk long and dangerous voyages overseas?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

Why did the Virginia colonies fail?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

Who should survive a ‘rehang’ in the NPG – Raleigh or Drake?
Edexcel, AQA, Elizabethans 1558-88, Elizabethan England c1568 - 1603, GCSE 2016

Who was to blame for the Essex rebellion?

Why have old Spanish Armada cannons been discovered on Irish beaches?

Mystery enquiry: Why were ‘they’ punished so harshly?

Was England really hit by a witch craze in the 17th century?

Early Modern Power SOW overview

What were the causes of the English Civil War?

Was the English Civil War significant?

Why did two history students argue about Oliver Cromwell?

Early Modern Power Knowledge Organiser

‘A major shift in English politcal thought’: Is Howard Nenner right about the 18th century monarchy?

Was Blackadder right about 18th century elections?

Substantive knowledge test on Power in the Early Modern Period

Early Modern Ordinary Lives Overview

What can a print from 1640 tell us about life in the early modern period?
Early Modern Ordinary Lives, Women's history, Key Stage 3: Early Modern

Could you improve a museum exhibition on the Elizabethan poor?

Early Ordinary Lives Knowledge Organiser

‘The most flourishing and opulent country in the world’: How much had England’s economy really improved?

Why was Temperance Lloyd executed in 1682?
Early Modern Ordinary Lives, Women's history, Key Stage 3: Early Modern

Why were so many Scottish women accused of witchcraft in the 17th century?
Early Modern Ordinary Lives, Women's history, Key Stage 3: Early Modern

Why was the Bloody Code introduced? Evaluating a dodgy internet site

Early Modern Ordinary Lives Substantive Knowledge Test

Was smuggling viewed as a serious crime in the 18th Century?

Why was John Weeks executed?
Key Stage 3 Crime and Punishment, Key Stage 3: Early Modern, Key Stage 3: Industrial

Germany 1890-1945 for AQA 9-1 GCSE

Super Power Relations and the Cold War for Edexcel 9-1 GCSE

Conflict and Tension between East and West 1945-72 for AQA 9-1 GCSE

Silk Roads 1: Was Persia in fact, ‘ the Greatest of all ancient Empires?’

Silk Roads 2: How did The Silk Road Empires grow?

Silk Roads 3: Does the Silk Road deserve its name?

Silk Roads 4: How did emperors and violence spread the peace of Christianity?

Silk Roads 5: What can an interview with Peter Frankopan tell us about the importance of learning about the Silk Roads?

The Silk Roads Knowledge Organiser

Silk Roads Substantive Knowledge Test

The connection between tea, coffee, clothes and an antique plate

African history C1000-1900 focusing on Benin: SOW download

How do we learn more about Africa and African history?

Is it true that Benin enjoyed a ‘golden age’ during the 15th and 16th centuries?

Did the Obas of Benin really rule through superstition and fear?

Why did the Obas of Benin participate in the slave trade?
Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Africa C1000-1900, Industrial Empire

How much can we learn from Mahommah Gardo Baquaqua’s slave narrative?
Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Africa C1000-1900, Industrial Empire

Why did Britain and China go to war in 1840?

Is John D Clare right about the Indian Mutiny?

Did John D Clere get it right about the Indian Mutiny?

Could you bring Sir Harry Rawson to justice for the Benin Massacre?
Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Africa C1000-1900, Industrial Empire

Should the British Museum return the Benin Bronzes?
Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Africa C1000-1900, Industrial Empire

Was Letitia Bunting right to walk out of Zulu?
Industrial Empire, Key Stage 3: Industrial, Introductory Lessons

How well connected was Early Modern Africa? Challenging Hugh Trevor Roper.
Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Africa C1000-1900, Introductory Lessons

How accurate is Professor Olupona’s interpretaton about the influence of Islam in Africa?

How and why was Africa ‘invented’ in the 19th century?

French Revolution – 10 enquiry package

What and when was the French Revolution?

What does Mary Jones’ story reveal about Early Modern crime prevention?

Who were the winners and losers in France in the 1770s?

Why couldn’t France get out of debt in the 1780s?

How far did Louis XVI live up to his portrait?

Causes of The French Revolution: Pulling it all together

When was it inevitable that Louis XVI would be executed?

What did the artist David want us to think Jean Paul Marat was like?

How far was David’s Marat ‘a beautiful awful lie’?

Does Robespierre deserve the title ‘The Butcher of the Revolution’?

Why bother learning about the French Revolution?

Which ‘new’ crimes worried the authorities in the Industrial Period?

How much did life in Britain change during the years 1750-1900?
Key Stage 3: Industrial overview, Key Stage 3: Industrial, Introductory Lessons

How much can the Olympic opening ceremony tell us about the Industrial Revolution?
Key Stage 3: Industrial overview, Key Stage 3: Industrial, Introductory Lessons

Religion and Beliefs in the Industrial Period

Is Trevor Ling right about nineteenth-century religion? An overview

What impact did the Enlightenment have on ideas and beliefs in Britain?

Industrial Beliefs Knowledge Organiser

‘Disbelief crept over me’: Did Darwin cause everyone to lose faith after 1859?

How could Charles Kingsley’s religious ideas be represented in the ‘Kingsley 200’ festival?

Industrial Beliefs Substantive Knowledge Test

To what extent was political change caused by riots and rebels in the 19th century?

Why was Bill Sykes transported?

Was transportation to Australia a success?

Which reformer most deserves to go on the back of a £5 note?

Industrial Power SOW download

British Empire 1700-1900 – Six lesson saver package

What can we learn from Sarah Baartman about attitudes towards empire in the 19th century?
Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Industrial overview, Industrial Empire, Women's history, Introductory Lessons

Blood on Prime Minister William Gladstone’s Statue

Why was the Bloody Code abolished in the 1820s – 1830s?

What can tea show about Britain from 1700?

The role of Tea in Britain from 1700 – 6 Lesson Package

When in the 19th century was it the best time for John Walker to go to prison?

Did anyone really bother to enforce the law properly 1700-1900?

How should we remember the Peterloo Massacre?

Was there a shift in power during the Industrial Period? Knowledge Organiser

Why were Daniel Chater and William Galley beaten, stoned and murdered in 1748?

Swing Riots Decision Maker
Industrial Power, Key Stage 3 Crime and Punishment, Key Stage 3: Industrial

How much do you agree with the Professor about the causes of the Swing Riots?

Why did Robert and Joseph Mason take part in the Swing Riots?

Design a tea cosy dedicated to our national drink

Why did Sussex gamekeeper Henry Ayling report so much debt in 1830?

Is David Taylor right: Was 19th century local policing characterised by ‘limited progress’?

How typical was Elizabeth Lavender’s execution in 1799?

Ordinary Lives in the Industrial Period SOW overview

Was Harriet Taylor Mill the most significant feminist campaigner of the 19th century?

Substantive Knowledge Test for the Industrial Period

Is the BBC History magazine right about the ‘Happy Victorians’? An Overview.

Should Richard Arkwright be in the National Portrait Gallery?

What was it like to be a worker during the Industrial Revolution?

Is E.P. Thompson right: was Victorian child labour ‘one of the most shameful events in our history’?

Industrial Ordinary Lives Knowledge Organiser

What can the music hall really tell us about women in Victorian society?
Industrial Ordinary Lives, Women's history, Key Stage 3: Industrial

Industrial Ordinary Lives Substantive knowledge Test

Who benefitted most from the Industrial Revolution?

Could you prosecute the captain of the Slave Ship Zong?

Where to site a museum to the Industrial Revolution

How successful in improving conditions was the 1842 Mines Act?

Should Peter Sanderson move to Manchester in the 1850s?

Was Britain to blame for the Irish Potato Famine?

What does the story of Polly Nichols reveal about Whitechapel in the 1880s?

How did conditions in the East End help the Ripper to commit murder?

Why was Whitechapel so difficult to police?

Why did the Whitechapel police fear a race riot?

Was Thomas Brynes correct when he described the London Police as stupid?

Commander of H Division: Dream job or nightmare?

Who did the best job as Head of the Met?

How to get the most out of the AQA 9-1 GCSE Germany Period Study

1880-2004: How good was the view from the Reichstag?

What is the story of Germany between 1890–1945?

How much was Kaiser Wilhelm II’s ability to rule shaped by his early life?

What problems did Kaiser Wilhelm II face 1890-1914?

Was there anything new about 20th century crimes?

How much did the police-force change after 1900?
Edexcel, Crime and Punishment, GCSE 2016, Introductory Lessons

Did the 20th century see the biggest change in the punishment of offenders?

Was Emily Davison a Martyr for the Suffragette cause?

How and why did the Suffragettes become more extreme?

When was the safest time in history to steal?

How much can a German satirical map tell us about the causes of WW1?

Preparing a news bulletin about the start of World War One

How can we use Charlie Byrne’s diary to challenge misconceptions about the Western Front?

Why did Clara Haber kill herself in May 1915?

How can we check if photographs from World War One are faked?

Why was Margaretha MacLeod executed in 1917?

Why was World War One described as ‘Great’?

Sarah Barnes’ World War One Memorial Campaign

Could you create a more fitting memorial for those who died in the global war?
Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Africa C1000-1900, Key Stage 3: 20th Century

What did the artists of the Panthéon de la Guerre want to tell us about the First World War?

Should your history department spend money on Lenin artefacts?

What really happened in Petrograd in October 1917?

The USA in the 1920s – 11 enquiry saver package

Why was there an economic boom in the 1920s?

Who shared in the US economic boom of the 1920s?

How should we remember carmaker Henry Ford?

Hollywood scandals: Can you predict the contents of the Hays Code?

Is Daisy Buchanan representative of American women in the 1920s?

Were Italian anarchists Sacco and Vanzetti innocent?

Why did Prohibition fail in America in the 1920s?

Why did the village of Rosewood disappear?

What was America’s Monkey Trial all about?

Does Al Capone embody the American Dream?

What can a cartoon tell us about the causes of the Great Depression?

The Cinderella Man: a metaphor for 1920s America?

What should go on the cover of a book about USA 1919-41?

What was life like in Britain during the 1930s?

Why did James Maley go to Spain?

Was the Battle of Cable Street a turning point in the fight against British Fascism?

How should we remember Winston Churchill?

Germany 1918-1945 – 27 enquiry lesson package

Germany 1918-33 – 14 Enquiry Scheme of Work

Germany 1933-45 package – 13 Enquiry Lesson Package

The Rise of Adolf Hitler in Germany: An overview

What was Germany like in 1918? Raemaeker cartoon audio guide

What was Germany like in 1918? Produce an Audio Guide for a cartoon

What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Weimar constitution?

Was Germany stabbed in the back?

Why were the Germans so angry about the Treaty of Versailles?

Do you agree with a memoir from 1923?

A gallery caption for a German Nationalist Party Leaflet.

Rate a historian’s description of the Treaty of Versailles?

What to include in a documentary on the Treaty of Versailles.

Do you agree with the memoir of a young German living in 1923?

Who was the biggest threat to the Weimar Republic 1919-23?

Putsches or money: which threatened early Weimar the most? AQA

Was the Munich Putsch of 1923 a Success or Failure?

Why did people join the Nazi Party?

How would you design a Weimar election poster from 1924?

Was Stresemann really the saviour of Weimar?

Can you always trust websites to get it right about the Munich Putsch?

How far did the Nazis change tactics after 1924?

Why didn’t many people vote Nazi 1924-29?

Why did Adolf Hitler become Chancellor of Germany in 1933?

Why did Hitler become Chancellor mystery

How did Hitler manage to become a dictator?

Was Nazi Germany really a paradise like an ex-Nazi described it?

How can historians disagree about the Nazi ‘economic miracle’ even when they look at the same sources?

Why did fewer people criticise the Nazis in pubs and bars after 1933?

How do historians disagree about the Gestapo?

Which historian is correct about the Gestapo?

What can an internet forum tell us what Nazis wanted from women?

Was Henry Metelmann a typical young Nazi?

How prescient were the Social Democrats about ‘The Worker in the Swastika state’?

Triumph of the Will: Can you beat the Online Expert?

What really happened on 8-9 November 1938?

Was the Holocaust during World War Two inevitable?
Germany 1890-1945, AQA, GCSE 2016, Key Stage 3: 20th Century

The opposition cocktail party – why did so few people oppose the Nazis?

How effective were Nazi policies towards the young?

Can you solve the mystery of the Nazi-Soviet Pact?

How far did the Nazis achieve their aims?

What can a song tell us about life in a Nazi Labour Camp?

Guide to teaching AQA conflict and tension between East and West 1945-1972

Guide to teaching Edexcel Period Study: Super Power Relations and the Cold War 1941-91

Yalta ‘Big Three’ World War Two Conference Role Play

What and where was the Cold War?

Stalin wasn’t stallin’: How much can a song reveal about who really won WW2?

Was a 1980 hit song right about the B-29 bomber ‘Enola Gay’?

Why couldn’t the USA and USSR be friends?

Why did the Grand Alliance begin to fail in 1945?

Who did most to develop the Cold War 1945-47?

Who should win cartoon of the year for 1945?

How much can we trust internet sites to tell the truth about The Berlin Blockade?

Why were the two biggest communist countries not best friends forever?

What do 1950s sci-fi movies reveal about American fears and attitudes to the Cold War?
Edexcel, AQA, Conflict 1945-72, Cold War 1941-91, GCSE 2016, Key Stage 3: 20th Century

Why did America really get involved in Vietnam?

Who can tell us most about the nuclear arms race, Robert McNamara or Dr Strangelove?

Who was winning the Space Race by 1968?

What caused the Hungarian Uprising in 1956?

What were the consequences of the Hungarian Uprising?

Was the Berlin Wall really built to just annoy the West?

How should we tell the story of the Berlin Wall?

What does Steven Spielberg need to do to improve his history grade for ‘Bridge of Spies’?

What went wrong at the Bay of Pigs?

Cold War Cuban Missile Crisis Decision Making
Edexcel, AQA, Conflict 1945-72, Cold War 1941-91, GCSE 2016, Key Stage 3: 20th Century, Introductory Lessons

What really prevented war during the Cuban Missile Crisis?

How close did the Cold War come to Nuclear War?
Edexcel, AQA, Conflict 1945-72, Cold War 1941-91, GCSE 2016, Key Stage 3: 20th Century

Was the Prague Spring another Hungary?

What were the consequences of the Prague Spring?

How real was Detente?

Who was to blame for the Second Cold War?

Why were the people of Berlin able to dismantle the wall?

Did Gorbachev kill the Soviet Union?

Why did the Soviet Union invade Afghanistan in 1979?

What were the consequences of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan?

Vidal Sassoon mystery: What was Vidal up to in the 40s and 50s?

How much had really changed for women by the end of the 1960s?

Why did American soldiers shoot at My Lai?

The Falklands Syndrome: What were the consequences of the Falklands War?

Black Britain: Was Lord Kitchener Right? Was London the ‘Place to be’?

How much difference did Scarman make to the lives of Black Britons?

A Radio Discussion about the history of Black Britain