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Key Stage 3, GCSE and A Level History resources available for purchase and download. New Focus Education offer resources from a teacher with 10 years teaching experience, a track record of excellent outcomes and experience of leadership at several levels. The main focus is AQA 8145 and AQA A Level, with key stage three resources available with GCSE skills and requirements embedded throughout.

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Key Stage 3, GCSE and A Level History resources available for purchase and download. New Focus Education offer resources from a teacher with 10 years teaching experience, a track record of excellent outcomes and experience of leadership at several levels. The main focus is AQA 8145 and AQA A Level, with key stage three resources available with GCSE skills and requirements embedded throughout.
AQA 8145 - How satisfied were the big three with the terms of the Treaty of Versailles? 3 lessons
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AQA 8145 - How satisfied were the big three with the terms of the Treaty of Versailles? 3 lessons

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For Conflict and tension - 1919-39 new AQA GCSE spec A 3 lesson sequence exploring firstly: The terms of the Treaty - video included, opportunity to ask pupils to construct their own treaty and compare it to the actual treaty. The second lesson explores the peacemakers reaction to the treaty and who was satisfied by each term, source analysis plenary The final lesson is an essay-planning lesson for the 16 mark essay - "Georges Clemenceau was the most satisfied with the treaty". Do you agree? Opportunity for group work and collaboration. A mark scheme and model answer are also attached.
AQA 8145 - Night of the Long Knives
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AQA 8145 - Night of the Long Knives

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For new Germany unit - 1890-1945 Source starter, video introducing the night of the long knives, source analysis assessing causes and consequences of the night of the long knives, describe 4 mark question built in and overall judgement building on the learning sequence of the most significant reason Hitler was able to establish a dictatorship. Summary assessment question (8 mark explain question) at the end - mark scheme attached.
AQA 8145 - How did Hitler become Chancellor?
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AQA 8145 - How did Hitler become Chancellor?

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For new Germany unit - 1890-1945 Full lesson exploring why Hitler was able to become Chancellor - match up definitions starter, video clip (attached) and question sheet, table on significance of factors, explanation of most significant factor assessment at the end.
AQA 8145 - Why did the Nazis gain support two lessons
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AQA 8145 - Why did the Nazis gain support two lessons

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For new Germany unit - 1890-1945 Two lesson sequence on the various factors causing the Nazis to gain support - depression, fear of Communism, dissatisfaction with Weimar, appeal of Hitler and propaganda. Image linking starter, video focusing on rise of the Nazis, carousel activity information hunt, essay assessment at the end.
AQA 8145 - Significance of the NHS
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AQA 8145 - Significance of the NHS

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AQA 8145 - Analysis of the NHS with focus on benefits and negatives. Introductory video and details on Beveridge Report, table analysing the successes and failures and analysis of impact in relation to previous liberal reforms.
AQA 8145 How did Elizabeth I's government deal with poverty
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AQA 8145 How did Elizabeth I's government deal with poverty

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AQA 8145 - rally-robin starter how the government could deal with the poor, two videos hyperlinked in to assess how poverty was tackled, table of laws included with assessment of how effective each law was, focus on poor law and impact, write an account question with mark scheme included as a summary.
AQA 8145 Elizabethan attitudes towards the poor
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AQA 8145 Elizabethan attitudes towards the poor

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AQA 8145 - Starter key words match up (e.g. idle-poor, vagabonds) definitions, video hyperlinked in to introduce types of poor, leaflet design warning society about the different types of poor, card sort on how different towns dealt with the poor and summary hypothesis on how the government as a whole could deal with the issue of poverty.