This jam-packed revision guide covers Crime, Policing and Punishment revision from the Middle Ages to modern day. Specifically written to support GCSE Eduqas History 2E: Changes in Crime & Punishment but can also be a useful guide to anyone teaching Crime & Punishment in England and includes topics such as: Medieval punishments The Tudor Religious Rollercoaster Vagrancy The Bloody Code Smuggling Highway robbery Bow Street Runners Metropolitan Police Transportation Silent and Separate Systems 20th Century alternatives to prison and much more! Other revision guides available: Site Study: Lincoln Gaol Germany 1919-1939 UK 1919-1990 Conflict & Upheaval 1337-1381

This resource will support your students as they learn/revise about Lincoln Gaol and Prison and its significance in Crime and Punishment. The resource is specifically for Eduqas GCSE History 2E: Changes in Crime & Punishment and covers the site study for 2024 and 2025 which is Lincoln Castle Gaol. However, it could be used by anybody teaching about prisons and punishment in the 18th and 19th Centuries or studying castles over time. It includes details on features such as: The Georgian Gaol (1788) The Victorian Prison (1848) Separate and Silent Systems Chapel and Exercise The long drop at Cobb Hall The Lucy Tower John Howard George O Paul and much more! Other revision guides available: Crime & Punishment 500-present day Germany 1919-1939 UK 1919-1990 Conflict & Upheaval 1337-1381

This resource will support your students as they learn/revise about Weimar and Nazi Germany 1919-1939, especially the Weimar Republic, Hitler’s Rise to Power, Life in Nazi Germany and Hitler’s Foreign Policy. The resource is specifically for Eduqas GCSE History 1G: Germany in Transition 1919-1939. However, it could be used by anybody teaching about Weimar and Nazi Germany. It includes details on features such as: The Treaty of Versailles The Weimar Republic and constitution Kapp Putsch Spartacist Uprising Munich (Beer Hall) Putsch Ruhr Valley Crisis and Hyperinflation Stresemann and the Rentenmark The Dawes Plan and Young Plan The Great Depression Hitler’s Rise to Power The Reichstag Fire The Enabling Act The Night of the Long Knives Terror and the SS Goebbels and Nazi propaganda Life in Nazi Germany for women, workers, children and minorities The 3 Ks and the marriage loans DAP and RAD, KdF and SdA Hitler Youth League of German Maidens Treatment of the Jews Kristallnacht The Confessing Church, Niemoller and Bonhoeffer Edelweiss Pirates Hitler’s foreign policy Rhineland and Rearmament Appeasement Sudetenland Munich Conference Czechoslovakia Nazi-Soviet Pact Other revision guides available: Crime & Punishment 500-present day England: Conflict and Upheaval 1337-81 UK 1919-1990 Lincoln Gaol Site Study

This resource will support your students as they learn/revise about England in the 14th Century, especially the Hundred Years’ War, the Black Death and the Peasants’ Revolt. The resource is specifically for Eduqas GCSE History 1A: England: Conflict & Upheaval 1337-1381. However, it could be used by anybody teaching about England in the 1300s, the Hundred Years’ War, the Black Death and the Peasants’ Revolt It includes details on features such as: Life in Medieval England The feudal system: King, Lords, Church and Peasants Villeins and serfdom Edward III and the causes of the HYW The battles at Crecy and Poitiers Tactics used such as the English longbow and chevauchees The alliances with Flanders The Black Prince The arrival and spread of the Black Death Types of plague: bubonic and pneumonic The short and long term impact of the Black Death Causes of the Peasants’ Revolt The Poll Tax Wat Tyler and John Ball Richard II and Smithfield Other revision guides available: Crime & Punishment 500-present day Germany 1919-1939 UK 1919-1990 Lincoln Gaol Site Study

This resource will support your students as they learn/revise about developments in the UK from 1919 through to 1990. The resource focuses mostly on major events and how they affected ordinayr people. The resource is specifically for Eduqas GCSE History 2D: The Development of the UK, 1919-1990. However, it could be used by anybody teaching about British history in the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. It includes details on features such as: The General Strike The Great Depression Ireland The Home Front Evacuation The Blitz Rationing The NHS Nationalisation Macmillan and “never had it so good” Swinging Sixties Stuttering Seventies Welsh and Scottish nationalism The Troubles and the IRA Europe and the EEC The Winter of Discontent Thatcher and monetarism The Miners’ Strike The Falklands War Other revision guides available: Crime & Punishment 500-present day Germany 1919-1939 England: Conflict & Upheval 1337-1381 Lincoln Gaol Site Study