Worksheet for GCSE students on the Munich Putsch. Ideal for a homework assignment, in-class assignment, revision. Students will need the internet to help them complete the worksheet.

A comprehensive revision checklist / tracker for Cambridge iGCSE History - Option B (core content) The 20th Century - The Inter-War Years, 1919-39. Detailed list of topics & sub-topics for: Were the peace treaties of 1919-23 fair? To what extent was the League of Nations a success? Why had international peace collapsed by 1939? Students can RAG (red, amber, green) each topic based on their level of knowledge / confidence. Page numbers are based on the Hodder - Ben Walsh textbook for reference. Tracker unsures all topics are covered for revision. The best way to use this is as an online, editable document, so students can update it as they improve their knowledge of the different topics (e.g. turn the red topics green)

A strong model answer provided. A checklist is provided for students to analyse the strength of the answer by looking at a set of criteria. Space is given for students to write strengths and weaknesses of the answer. For Cambridge iGCSE - Paper 1. Can you be used for other exam boards that have similar longer judgement questions.

Two model answers with a criteria checklist for students to decide how strong each answer is and a comments section for the students to identify strengths and weaknesses of the answers. Designed for the 6-mark questions in Paper 1 - Cambridge iGCSE. Can be used for other exam boards with similar explain questions.

Every ‘past paper 2’ topic listed from 2001 to 2024. Spreadsheet colour coded by topic. Teachers / students can easily identify relevant papers to practice based on their prescribed topic.

Paper 1. Option B. All past paper question topics included in a spreadsheet. Papers from 2015 - 2024 (current 4, 6, 10-mark question format). Germany Depth Study B (questions 11 + 12). Students and teachers can easily find a suitable question for any topic for practice.

Paper 1. Option B. All past paper question topics included in colour coded spreadsheet. Papers from 2015 - 2024 (current 4, 6, 10-mark question format). Core content (questions 5, 6, 7, 8). Students and teachers can easily find a suitable question for any topic for practice.

Paper 1. Option B. All past paper question topics included in colour coded spreadsheet. Papers from 2015 - 2024 (current 4, 6, 10-mark question format). Core content (questions 5, 6, 7, 8) + Germany depth study (questions 11, 12) Students and teachers can easily find a suitable question for any topic for practice.

Checklist for the 15-mark essay questions in Paper 2 and Paper 3. Key elements of the mark scheme are broken down to help students focus on the main things they need to do to achieve 15/15. Ideas and examples given for each part of the marking criteria.

A perfect model answer for a PEE / PEEL style paragraph. Example question given. Notes explaining criteria for each part of the paragraph as well as model answer. Based on a GCSE style question but applicable to all topics and age groups.

An overview of the entirety of the Cold War. Events are separated by whether they increased or decreased tension between the Superpowers. Made with Cambridge iGCSE in mind so not all Cold War events included (e.g. no China). Key phases of the Cold War are identified (red or green) e.g. Peaceful Co-existence. Major Cold War events are shaded (red).

A lesson looking at the various qualifications / attributes both Stalin and Trotsky had to replace Lenin. Designed for Key Stage 3. Students use a variety of details to produce top trumps for Stalin and Lenin.

A timeline overview of some of the key events relating to the League of Nations. The purpose of this resource (can you be used for display A3) is for students to understand the successes and failures of the League rather than a comprehensive revision resource (e.g. details about the aims, organisation of the League etc are not included)

Cambridge iGCSE History Modern World History Option B (but relevant for Option A) Paper 2 Exam question guidance. Criteria and suggested structure for a range of source questions. General guidance and approach to Paper 2 questions.

Cambridge iGCSE History Modern World History Option B (but relevant to Option A) Paper1 Exam Question Guidance Exam question criteria & suggested structure Detailed model PEEL answer

A double-sided research worksheet for students studying Hollywood in the 1920s. The first page focuses on actors and actresses. The second side involves researching details for three major films of the 1920s from different parts of the world, encouraging a comparison of Hollywood with films made in other countries. Perfect for an in-class task or for a homework activity.

A mini Russian Revolution unit designed for Key Stage 3. Includes the following: Life in Russia at start of 1900s Events of February Revolution Causes of October Revolution Events of October Revolution Who was best to succeed Lenin, Stalin or Trotsky? Which is best, Capitalism or Communism? How the Russian Revolution led to the Cold War The significance of the Russian Revolution Assessment Part 1 - Knowledge Test Assessment Part 2 - Essay Knowledge Test Answers

A lesson looking at why there was a second revolution in October 1917. Aimed at Key Stage 3. The lesson essentially looks at the increasing power / popularity of the Bolsheviks versus the decreasing popularity of the Provisional Government.

A revision checklist for GCSE Edexcel Cold War & Early Elizabeth, 1558-88. Perfect for ragging (red, amber, green) or rating knowledge for each sub-topic (0-5).

Edexcl GCSE Knowledge Test for Early Elizabeth - Key Topic 1 - Government, Queen & Religion, 1558-69 35 questions (1 on each slide) Answers at the end Names, dates, events etc as answers Perfect for end of unit test / revision Example Questions Since 1347 England had held the French port of …… Mary I was married to …… The three parts of the religious settlement were …… Mary, Queen of Scots second husband was ……

GCSE Edexcel Crime & Punishment Unit 33 questions 1 on each slide Answers at the end Names, dates, events etc for answers Perfect for end of unit test / revision Example Questions Which cabinet member was responsible for the Metropolitan Police? In which month and year did the Jack the Ripper murders begin? What does CID stand for? Who was appointed as Metropolitan Police Commissioner in 1886?