A Level Edexcel Russia 1894-1924 introduction to the course. Overview of the historical period with images and descriptions of the key moments of the course which students can match and use to reach judgements about how Russia changes over the period of the course.

A revision table with a comprehensive list of examples matched to the sections of the course, specification information and exam style questions.

This table is the entire AQA GCSE Germany: dictatorship to democracy course condensed into a revision guide.

A decade by decade list of examples for the Civil Rights OCR A Level. Each decade has an example of action taken by the President, Supreme Court and Congress as well as activists and key turning points.

A lesson on the role that violence against women played in the suffrage movement.

A table to support GCSE Health and the People revision for the AQA specification. The table includes the information from the specification, a comprehensive list of examples and some exam style questions organised by specification bullet point.

A scenario based lesson or part of a lesson where students decide what to do in relation to real historical situations. The aim is to maintain a government in terms of popularity, effective defence and avoiding war. The activity aims to provide a sense that it was difficult for governments to avoid increasing the size of their armies and navies and leads to a discussion of the importance of the arms and naval race in causing WWI.

Introduction lesson including resources for A-Level course.

Edexcel A Level Seventeenth Century Britain quiz, 20 questions - sheet for students and answer sheet. Questions cover the 1625-39 period.

A brief summary of the AQA Norman Britain GCSE module for last minute revision. This captures the main themes of the course in 11 boxes which fit onto 1 A4 page.

A table detailing the AQA History A Level module Italy 1900-45 with columns describing: the specification information; examination style questions; key themes related to each part of the specification; a comprehensive list of examples.

An introduction to chronology and inference with the students creating a history of the world in 10 images. Planned for Year 7s at the beginning of secondary school and possible to use this lesson to introduce the concepts of significance, change and continuity and evidential thinking.