These accessible and easy to understand notes explain: The life of Booker T Washington The philosophy of self help and racial uplift The differing views of Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois Washington’s close relationship with wealthy white philanthropists

This detailed and accessible resource for GCSE and A level on the opening phase of World War Two. It provides an overview of: The Invasion of Poland The Fall of France The Battle of the Atlantic The Battle of Britain

This worksheet is an introductory outline to Britain’s empire in the 19th Century. It’s a great resource for a lesson framing the 19th Century. It briefly explores: The Atlantic Slave Trade. Britain’s use of colonial troops The power of the Royal Navy

These notes are an easy and accessible guide to the Washington Naval Conference and its significance. These notes for students explore: The significance of the Washington Naval Conference and its implications for arms and the future of China. The rise of America as a world power during the 1920s.

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 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

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.

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

This resource is a super simple, streamlined knowledge organiser of the key sources of opposition to Roosevelt’s New Deal. It is designed to complement a lesson on the New Deal and help reinforce knowledge, giving learners a quick outline reference guide to help reinforce knowledge. If you’re passionate about differentiation, assessment for learning and scaffolding, this knowledge organiser is a vital tool in building a great supportive learning process for your students.

This is an accessible and detailed guide to the Hitler Youth, examining: The establishment of the Hitler Jugend The impact on German education The creation of the League of German Girls The life of HJ leader Baldur Von Schirach The use of HJ boys during wartime

This accessible and detailed set of study notes explores: The context of McCarthyism McCarthy vs George Marshall The rise of McCarthy McCarthy’s Wheeling speech McCarthy, Truman and Eisenhower McCarthy and the Army McCarthy’s downfall

This accessible and detailed resource explores the fall of China’s nationalist Kuomintang government and the establishment of the People’s Republic of China. It examines: The siege of Changchun The fall of Manchuria Mao’s declaration of the PRC Reasons for Chiang Kai Shek’s defeat The KMT retreat to Taiwan

This study guide is an accessible and detailed examination of the Treaty of Versailles and its impact on Germany. It includes: Germany and the Paris Peace Conference Germany’s defeat in World War One Germany’s reparations bill Military restrictions on Germany The impact of the Treaty of Versailles on the new Weimar Republic

This study guide is an accessible and detailed guide to the First World War, giving students a quick overview of the conflict and its key turning points. It examines: The start of the war Problems faced by all sides The deadlock in the trenches The collapse of European empires The war at sea Reasons for the defeat of Germany and its allies

This is an accessible and detailed study guide that explains the origins of the McCarthyite era. It examines Truman’s policies and explores how these created the context for McCarthy’s rise. It explores: The 1946 Senate election The unpopularity of Truman The origins of HUAC The Federal Loyalty Programme Truman’s cold war objectives

This is an accessible and detailed set of study notes on the August 1939 pact between Hitler and Stalin. It examines: Hitler’s motivations Stalin’s purges and the weak position it left the USSR in The secret clause to divide Poland The problems the pact made for western countries

This accessible and detailed guide to Lincoln’s life explores: The abolitionist values of his parents. His marriage to Mary Todd The development of his political ideas The origins of the Republican Party

How did Russia’s peasants, workers and emerging middle class make the Russian empire unstable by the eve of the First World War? This resource explains in detailed but concise terms exactly what impact Russia’s changing social order had on the Tsar’s regime.

This detailed and accessible resource explains in depth Mussolini’s war in Abyssinia. It explains the causes and the consequences of the war for Italy, France, Britain and Abyssinia. These notes are ideal for A level students exploring the causes of the Second World War.

This is a fully differentiated lesson resource with a potential oral history homework add on. It challenges learners to think reflectively about the place of the KKK in American society in the 1920s. It contains: 3 sources. 9 differentiated questions One oral history source Longer homework focused questions based on oral testimony