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GCSE History Crime and Punishment Timeline

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This resource is a visual timeline for learners studying GCSE Edexcel History Crime and Punishment. It outlines key crimes, methods of law enforcement and punishments in the medieval, early modern, industrial and modern periods.
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GCSE Crime and Punishment Exam Practice Booklet

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This resource condenses the GCSE Edexcel Crime and Punishment course into a homework booklet for seven weeks. It provides retrieval questions on all key time periods including: Medieval, Early Modern, Industrial and Modern. There are 4, 12 and 16 mark practice questions; mark schemes and writing frames for learners.
GCSE History Numeracy MatQuick View
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GCSE History Numeracy Mat

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This resource summarises and defines key mathematical concepts in History. The resource was made to support LPA learners, or those who struggle with latching onto how to interpret data / maths in History. The resource shows a visual timeline to help learners understand chronology. There are also images showing types of graphs learners might see in History and what they might be used for.
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GCSE History Edexcel Literacy Mat

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This resource summarises / defines the key historical command words used in GCSE Edexcel exam questions. It also defines key historical concepts used by Pearson in their Edexcel GCSE courses including, but not limited to, change and continuity, chronology and consequence. The resource breaks down the key historical time periods, giving learners hints about events within each e.g. Medieval: ‘Anglo-Saxons, 1066, Magna Carta, Crusades’.
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Elizabethan England Exam Practice Booklet

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This Homework / Exam Practice Booklet works through the main ideas in the GCSE Edexcel Elizabethan England unit. It includes writing structures for each Edexcel GCSE style question, mark schemes and questions on key topics 1, 2 and 3. There are practice 12 and 16 mark questions. As well as feature questions and retrieval.