This powerpoint breaks down the key events in Superpower Relations 1941-1991 into a comic strip which requires students to fill in gaps with key terms. It is intended to be a ‘memory recover exercise’ to refresh students’ working knowledge of the unit as they approach exams. Answer slides are included in the presentation as is an illustrated timeline of the presidents of both the USA and the USSR across the period.

This powerpoint breaks down the key events in Anglo-Saxon and Norman England c1060-1088 into a comic strip which requires students to fill in gaps with key terms. It is intended to be a ‘memory recover exercise’ to refresh students’ working knowledge of the unit as they approach exams. Answer slides are included in the presentation.

This powerpoint breaks down the key events and developments in the Crime and Punishment Breadth Study into a comic strip which requires students to fill in gaps with key terms. It is intended to be a ‘memory recovery exercise’ to refresh students’ working knowledge of the unit as they approach exams. Answer slides are included in the presentation. The Whitechapel Historic Environment section is NOT covered in this resource

This pack contains a work booklet for 5 lessons and accompanying PowerPoint presentations for the middle section (1958-70) of the Edexcel Superpowers Relations unit. I have also included the scheme of work for the entire unit (Early Cold War booklet and presentations pack is available on here for free, late Cold War is available for purchase). If you are not sure, why not download the Early Cold War unit pack for free and decide then?

This pack contains a work booklet for 6 lessons and accompanying PowerPoint presentations for the later section (1970-91) of the Edexcel Superpowers Relations unit. I have also included the scheme of work for the entire unit (Early Cold War booklet and presentations pack is available on here for free, middle Cold War is available for purchase). If you are not sure, why not download the Early Cold War unit pack for free and decide then?