This is a complete set of lessons to teach the ‘Liberalism and Nationalims in Germany’ unit of the European Option of Cambridge AS History, Syllabus 9489. I have ensure that it is adapted to the significant syllabus update for examination from 2027. This version is specifically prepared to teach Paper 2 and contains many ‘past paper’ style questions. There are activities for students in each lesson that rely on the use of the new Hachette textbook (Cambridge International AS Level History: Modern Europe 1774-1924; 978-1036008949). It could quite easily be adapted to other textbooks also. The activities ensure preparation for Paper 2. I have included the answers for most activities in hidden slides or in the notes section.

UPDATED for the new Cambridge 2027 syllabus! This 260-slide PowerPoint is designed to support the teaching of ‘France, 1774–1814’ for Paper 1. It has been fully updated to reflect the new syllabus, while the Paper 2 slides have also been retained for those who still wish to use them. The presentation closely follows the Cambridge Scheme of Work, while expanding on it with a wide range of additional resources, explanations, and teaching activities. Inside you’ll find: Engaging activities for both collaborative and independent learning. Regular opportunities to practise and develop Paper 1 exam skills. Clear lesson structure that makes the resource easy to teach straight from the slides References to the textbook I use (Hachette’s Modern Europe, 1774–1924) which can easily be replaced with page references from your preferred textbook. Enjoy!

This powerpoint includes a full set of lessons to teach Paper 3 - The Holocaust: https://youtu.be/QA14OGmsuaE It has been carefully created following the Cambridge Scheme of Work. It includes: a guide to Paper 3 (at the end) full content to teach the causes and events of the Holocaust plenty of research and class activities whole-class debate questions carefully selected past papers and their Mark Schemes Links to Historians’ interviews and articles

UPDATED for the syllabus changes of 9489 for examination from 2027. This is a complete set of lessons to teach this unit. It is really easy to follow and ready to teach. It includes plenty of information, activities for students (research, collaborative, etc.) and has helped my students achieve excellent results throughout the years. It is based on the use of the new Hachette texbook: Cambridge International AS Level History: Modern Europe 1774-1924, but could easily be adapted for other textbooks including the old Hodder one. I prepared it using the CIE scheme of work and have included plenty of Paper 2 questions and their Mark Schemes. Enjoy!

Complete set of lessons to teach ‘Mussolini’s Italy, 1919–41’ (CIE, 9489) Ready to teach! You can see the complete powerpoint below: https://youtu.be/MvJFypv0gFs The bundle includes: Title slides with focus points, reading recommendations, and a dedicated section for homework instructions. Key syllabus-aligned content, ensuring all major themes and details are covered, as outlined by the CIE Scheme of Work. Exam-style questions and mark schemes, designed to prepare students for exams. Links to high-quality articles and videos.

Complete set of lessons to teach the IGCSE Depth Study (0977/0470) USA: 1919-1941. This is is an easy to follow set of lessons in one powerpoint (243 slides) with activities in every lessons, LOTS of past paper questions including for the New Paper 4. It was written following the CIE scheme of work closely. Completely ready to teach. Fun and engaging for Year 10 and 11 students.

Complete set of lessons - Hitler’s Germany, 1929–41 - CIE 9489 Ready to teach - 177 slides The bundle includes: Engaging title slides with focus points, reading recommendations, and a section for you to add homework instructions. Key syllabus-aligned content, ensuring all major themes and details are covered, as outlined by the CIE Scheme of Work. Exam-style questions and mark schemes, designed to prepare students for exams. Carefully-chosen links to high-quality articles and videos. Would benefit from access to the AQA textbook and the documentary Hitler, A Career (Netflix) - not essential.