Women's history

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

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

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

How typical was Elizabeth Lavender’s execution in 1799?

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

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

Was Emily Davison a Martyr for the Suffragette cause?

How and why did the Suffragettes become more extreme?

Why did Clara Haber kill herself in May 1915?

Why was Margaretha MacLeod executed in 1917?