Women's history
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How should we commemorate Licoricia of Winchester?
Women's history, Key Stage 3: The Middle Ages, Introductory Lessons
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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
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Why was Temperance Lloyd executed in 1682?
Early Modern Ordinary Lives, Women's history, Key Stage 3: Early Modern
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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
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Migration 7: How welcome were ‘denizens’ and ‘aliens’ in the later medieval period?
Medieval, Migrants in Britain, Women's history, Edexcel, GCSE 2016
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Migration 22: ‘A captive girl’… How typical were the experiences of Sarah Forbes Bonetta?
Industrial, Migrants in Britain, Women's history, Edexcel, GCSE 2016
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4. How did Boudicca resist the Roman invaders?
2. Year 7: Migrants in Early Britain, Year 7 Diverse KS3, Women's history
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5. What can we learn from Ivory Bangle Lady about Roman migration to Britain?
2. Year 7: Migrants in Early Britain, Year 7 Diverse KS3, Women's history
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10. Does Emma of Normandy deserve more credit for the impact she had?
2. Year 7: Migrants in Early Britain, Year 7 Diverse KS3, Women's history
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8. Does Empress Wu deserve her reputation as a ruthless murderer?
Women's history, Wider World Histories, Year 7 Diverse KS3, Key Stage 3: The Tang Dynasty, 3. Year 7: Tang Dynasty
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8. How significant was Gytha Thorkelsdottir?
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5. Was Emma De Bestow treated fairly at her 1383 court case?
6. Outsiders in Medieval England, Year 7 Diverse KS3, Women's history
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9. Why was an 80-year-old woman executed in 1494?
Women's history, 6. Outsiders in Medieval England, Year 7 Diverse KS3
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6. Why do both Russia and Ukraine want to claim Anne of Kiev as their own?
Key Stage 3: Kievan Rus, 8. Year 7: Kievan Rus, Free Resources, Year 7 Diverse KS3, Women's history, Wider World Histories, Introductory Lessons
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What can we learn from Sarah Baartman about attitudes towards empire in the 19th century?
Women's history, Industrial Empire, Wider World Histories, Key Stage 3: Industrial overview, Introductory Lessons
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How typical was Elizabeth Lavender’s execution in 1799?
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Was Harriet Taylor Mill the most significant feminist campaigner of the 19th century?
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What can the music hall really tell us about women in Victorian society?
Industrial Ordinary Lives, Women's history, Key Stage 3: Industrial
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Was Emily Davison a Martyr for the Suffragette cause?
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How and why did the Suffragettes become more extreme?
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Why did Clara Haber kill herself in May 1915?
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Why was Margaretha MacLeod executed in 1917?
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How much had really changed for women by the end of the 1960s?
