This is a quick to use fact file resource showing the main economic beliefs and disagreements between Hitler and his finance minister Hjalmar Schacht. It is ideal for history students studying Nazi Germany who want to access a deeper level of understanding about the economic policies that were introduced in the Third Reich.

This package contains 21 resources from 1918 to 1933 charting the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis to power. It explores: The end of the First World War The German revolution The problems of Weimar Republic’s ‘golden years’ The impact of the great depression Hitler’s government and terror state after 1933 Hitler’s economic and propaganda policies. In this package there are handouts, lesson exercises and lesson starters, links to my specially recorded podcasts and a lesson powerpoint on the German revolution.

This accessible and detailed study guide to the race riots in the USA during 1919 explains: The economic causes of the riots The relationship between the First World War and the riots Reasons for government inaction Key events during the riots The Haynes Report into the causes of the riots

This accessible and detailed resource details: The origins of the Jim Crow laws The culture of Jim Crow in the south The role of churches and science in enabling segregation Examples of discrimination and segregation Plessy vs Ferguson 1896

How did several hundred miles of winding track through mountainous and jungle terrain defeat the might of the US military? This clear and concise study resource explains the origin, development and role of the Ho Chi Minh Trail during the Vietnam War.

A super accessible and easy to use set of study notes on Kristallnacht, for GCSE and A level, featuring: The long term causes of the anti Jewish pogrom and the aims of the Nazis. Details on the Aryanization of Jewish businesses Responses of ordinary Germans to the attack.

These Super simple Start of the Korean War notes for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. The Korean War can be a challenging topic but this fact file helps to create a scaffold of learning for students who are improving their knowledge gradually.

This is an accessible and detailed set of study notes on John Brown’s ill fated raid on the federal armoury at Harper’s Ferry. It explores: Brown’s early life and career Brown’s war in Kansas The planning of the raid The trial of John Brown The contribution of the raid to the outbreak of the American Civil War

Concise, detailed and easy to deliver - this one shot study guide places Nixon in context (ideal for using just before the study of Watergate or the Nixon years in general). It contains: Nixon’s outlook Feuding with Kennedy brothers His political career and calculations until 1968

This is dedicated to those learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. Watergate can be complex for any level of ability so here is a simple and accessible outline of the scandal.

This short case study guide explains the development of the women’s liberation movement in the late1960s. It focuses on: The movement’s beliefs The movement’s priorities The development of consciousness raising groups

This accessible and detailed study guide explains the events of Hitler’s service in the First World War and is the second part of a sequence of three resources on Hitler’s early years before 1923. It explores: Hitler’s motivations in going to war. Hitler’s war record. The impact of the armistice on Hitler. The significance of the war in understanding the development of Nazism.

These Super simple French Revolution 1789 notes for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. The French Revolution can be complex for any level of ability so here is a simple and accessible background to the events of the French Revolution.

These Super simple France in 1789 notes for lower ability learners are ideal for learners who want to improve each lesson but find existing materials barriers not bridges. The French Revolution can be complex for any level of ability so here is a simple and accessible background to France in the revolutionary year 1789.

This clear, simple, detailed and accessible guide explains the significance of: Gloria Steinem Betty Freidan Eleanor Roosevelt The invention of the contraceptive pill on the development of women’s rights in America during the 1960s.

A super simple set of history notes for the start of term. Helping lower ability learners to understand the basic ideas behind historical inquiry in an easy and accessible way.

This quick factfile is an excellent tool for stretching and enhancing knowledge of the New Deal. Coughlin, one of Roosevelt’s most outspoken critics, is explored in greater depth here, along with his anti Semitic, anti democratic politics.

An accessible set of quick notes, differentiated for lower ability learners. This explains the reasons for the unprecedented pact between Hitler and Stalin in August 1939 and the diplomatic context that created it.

This accessible and simple study guide takes the complexities of Mao’s Great Leap Forward and the resulting famine and makes it straightforward for students to engage with. It covers: Mao’s motivation Ideology Disputes with the USSR Beliefs about the peasants Communalisation Backyard furnaces Use of the railways Mao’s Famine

This study guide is designed to give a simple and clear overview of the ideas behind capitalism since the 17th Century. It includes: A definition of capitalism The history of agrarian and mercantile capitalism The progress of capitalism in the 20th Century The development of neoliberalism Capitalism and inequality in the 21st Century