This comprehensive Cambridge iGCSE History (0470) Hitler’s Foreign Policy lesson explores Hitler’s aims in foreign affairs and the steps he took to challenge the Treaty of Versailles and expand German power between 1933 and 1939. Students investigate key events including rearmament, the Saar Plebiscite, remilitarisation of the Rhineland, Anschluss with Austria, the Sudetenland Crisis, the Munich Agreement, and the invasion of Poland. Through source analysis, discussion activities, and exam-style questions, learners develop their understanding of causation, significance, and historical interpretation while evaluating the extent to which Hitler’s foreign policy contributed to the outbreak of the Second World War. Ideal for building secure subject knowledge and preparing students for examination success. Comes with a workbook which is full of tasks and resources for the course.

This in-depth Cambridge iGCSE History (0470) How Secure Was Soviet Control of Eastern Europe, 1948-1989? lesson examines the methods used by the USSR to establish and maintain control over Eastern Europe during the Cold War. Students explore key events including the creation of satellite states, the Berlin Blockade, the Hungarian Uprising (1956), the Prague Spring (1968), the Brezhnev Doctrine, Solidarity in Poland, and the collapse of communist rule in 1989. Through engaging source analysis, historical interpretations, discussion activities, and exam-style questions, learners evaluate both the strengths and weaknesses of Soviet control and assess why communist domination ultimately failed. Perfect for developing critical thinking, analytical writing, and the examination skills required for success in Cambridge iGCSE History. With a detailed booklet full of tasks and sources.

This engaging Cambridge iGCSE History (0470) The Weimar Republic: Doomed from the Start? lesson encourages students to explore the strengths and weaknesses of Germany’s new democracy following the First World War. Students investigate the challenges faced by the Weimar Republic, including the impact of the Treaty of Versailles, political extremism, the Spartacist and Kapp Putsch uprisings, hyperinflation, and economic instability. Through source analysis, historical interpretations, discussion activities, and exam-style questions, learners evaluate whether the Weimar Republic was destined to fail from its creation or whether external factors were primarily responsible for its difficulties. Ideal for developing critical thinking, analytical writing, and the examination skills needed for success in Cambridge iGCSE History.

This engaging Cambridge iGCSE History (0470) Who Was to Blame for the Cold War? lesson explores the origins of Cold War tensions between the USA and the Soviet Union following the Second World War. Students investigate the differing ideologies of capitalism and communism, the impact of key conferences such as Yalta and Potsdam, and the roles of leaders including Truman and Stalin. Through source analysis, historical interpretations, discussion activities, and exam-style questions, learners evaluate competing arguments about responsibility for the Cold War and develop well-supported judgements using evidence. Ideal for strengthening analytical skills, understanding historical debate, and preparing students for examination success. With a fully detailed work book full of tasks and sources

This engaging Cambridge iGCSE History (0470) League of Nations lesson provides a comprehensive exploration of the League’s aims, structure, successes, and failures during the 1920s and 1930s. Students investigate how the League attempted to maintain peace through collective security, examine key case studies such as the Aaland Islands, Corfu, Manchuria, and Abyssinia, and evaluate the reasons for its eventual failure. The lesson includes source analysis, critical thinking activities, exam-style questions, and opportunities for students to develop balanced judgements, making it ideal for both content mastery and examination preparation. Includes a workbook to use alongside PowerPoint slides with tasks and sources.

This comprehensive Cambridge iGCSE History (0470) Treaty of Versailles lesson provides everything needed to explore one of the most important peace settlements of the twentieth century. Students examine the aims of the Big Three, the key terms of the treaty, territorial and military restrictions, reparations, and the controversial War Guilt Clause. The lesson includes engaging activities, source analysis, discussion tasks, exam-style questions, and opportunities for students to evaluate whether the Treaty of Versailles was fair and to what extent it contributed to future conflict. Perfect for exam preparation and developing higher-order historical thinking skills. Comes with a fully detailed workbook full of tasks and sources

This comprehensive Cambridge iGCSE History (0470) How Effectively Did the USA Contain Communism? lesson explores the key strategies and events that shaped American foreign policy during the Cold War. Students examine the Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Berlin Blockade and Airlift, the formation of NATO, the Korean War, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Vietnam War to evaluate the success of US containment policies. Through engaging source analysis, historical interpretations, discussion activities, and exam-style questions, learners develop their understanding of causation, consequence, and significance while assessing the extent to which the USA achieved its aims. Ideal for building exam confidence, deepening Cold War knowledge, and developing high-level analytical skills required for success in Cambridge iGCSE History. With a detailed booklet contining tasks and sources.

AQA GCSE Norman Conquest Full PowerPoints and Worksheets for each lesson Topics Covered: Causes of the Norman conquest Military Aspects Battles Establishing and Maintaining Control Castle Designs Revolts against the Normans Feudalism Domesday Justice and the Legal System Death of William II Village Life Norman England Features of Norman Towns Everyday Change of the UK Role of the Church Monasticism School and Education Exam Revolts against the Peasants Harrying the North

KS3 History British Empire PowerPoints and Worksheets for each topic covered: Development of the British Empire Britain and America Empire British Empire America and India Africa in the British Empire How was Australia used Robert Clive Slavery The Boer War Practica Questions Assessment

KS3 History WW2 PowerPoints with Worksheets for each topic Topics Covered: Britian at War Britians Place in the War Key Events Rationing During the War The Blitz Holocaust

KS3 History The Normans PowerPoints with matching worksheets for each lesson Topics covered: Who will be king Military Aspects Feudalism Battle of Stamford Bridge How did Harold Godwinson die Why did William Win Castles Village Life Features of Norman Towns Everyday Norman Life How did William use control Assessment

KS3 History British Civil War All PowerPoints and Worksheets for each lesson provided. Topics Covered: Introduction Beginning of the English Civil War Major Events Oliver Cromwell Short and Long Term Effects England after the English Civil War Analysis

KS3 History The Black Death PowerPoints and Worksheets for each lesson Topics Covered: The Black Death Medieval Medicines Causes of the Black Death Catastrophic Effects Buboes Timeline

Peasants Revolt PowerPoints and Worksheets Topics Covered: Life as a Peasant What did the Peasants Revolt Womens Role in the Peasants Revolt Key Events Aftermath Assessment

AQA GCSE History C1107 to Present Day All PowerPoints and all the worksheets are provided for each lesson. Constraints of the kingship Impact of the Magna Carta Peasants Revolut King Henry VIII Reformation Cause of the English Revolution King Charles I Executed British Electoral System Royal Authority

AQA GCSE History Democracy and Dictatorship Full PowerPoints for each topic in this unit, along with supporting worksheets Topics Covered: How was Germany Ruled Kaiser Wilhelm II Germany and First World War What was the Weimar Treaty of Versailles Weimar Republic in Trouble Murder and the Uprising Munich Putsch Weimar Republic Recovery Golden Ages Walking Talking Mock Mock Assessment How the Depression affected Germany Growth Factors Who voted for the Nazi’s How did Hitler become Chancellor Elimination of Hitlers Opposition Night of the long knives Walking Talking Mock Practice Exam Germans better off under Hitler Impact of the War Nazis changed young people Womens Role Nazi and Religion Nazi Idea;s and Racial Ideals The Journey Final Solution Fear and Terror Bullet Point Questions

AQA GCSE History Conflict and Tension Full PowerPoints for each topic and Worksheets Unit Includes: Armistice Treaty of Versailles Impact of the Traety of Versailles Reaction to the Treaty of Versailles How were Germanies allies treated Assessing the Treaty of Versailles League of Nations Success of the Leagues of Nations Decline of the League of Nations Practice Paper Abyssinian Crisis Abyssinian and Manchurian Crisis Road to War Escalation od tension in the Rginelands Sudeten Crisis 1938 Ending Appeasement The Outbreak of War Exam Practicae

PowerPoints and Worksheets for the Hundred Years of War Unit Includes: Introduction War of the Roses Invasing France Battle of Bosworth HYOW Timeline

PowerPoint and Worksheets to match each lesson A unit of work: Conflicts between the crown and Church Dissolution of the monasteries Magna Carta Norman England Church Thomas Beckett and the Church Tudor Parliament Religion and Power