Perfect solution for a middle ability class studying English Civil War

A unit of work designed to guide students through the major characters of the Civil Rights movement. Encourages research and judgement. Mentions Booker T Washington, Du Bois, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Marcus Garvey

Lots of info and images of the Civil Rights movement and the way that it was fought. Great as an intro to the topic

An analysis of the effectiveness of the Civil Rights period known as reconstruction - whole lesson with sources, activities and challenge

An analysis of Jim crow and segregation. Tons of info and tasks including homework

This is designed for AS government and politics - leading on from New Labour change - these notes look particularly at Coalition Constitutional reform

An introduction to Pressure Groups - designed for the AS governemnt and Politics module but could be used in younger years

Some info, text book references and some newspaper articles that link to challenges to independence

In depth notes designed for AS level but could easily be used in PHSE or citizenship etc. Info, questions, activvities etc

Designed for the AQA A level spec Democracy and Nazism Detailed notes and powerpoint

Designed for the new AQA 9 - 1GCSE.

Designed for the Global politics part of the new Edexcel Politics spec Looks at the institutions of the UN and also brings in ideas of realism and liberalism

Designed for the Global politics part of the new Edexcel Politics spec Looks at the effectiveness of the UN when it comes to maintaining peace and stability. Also looks at the inevtiability of conflict from a realist vs liberal perspective Has exam answer plans etc

designed for the new spec - includes an exam Question - might save you time?

A quick and easy lesson designed for lower ability GCSE students. I had done Rosa parks, Brown and Topeka and the Little rock 9 before this lesson. The ppt has literacy activities and exam questions at the end.

Designed for the New AQA History GCSE. Hope it helps!

This powerpoint came after I had done a model answer on the military function of Durham cathedral. The powepoint looks at all of the religious functions and encourages thinking around exam technique. It outlines the bishops , architecture and benefactors

A lesson covering the events since Alfred the Great and recalling why the Vikings came back to Britain. Looks at Cnut and Emma of Normandy. Encourages thinking around the 'Explain the significance' questions

Part of a series of lessons and resources designed for the new Edexcel Politics spec - global politics This set of resources has a really detailed presentation that looks at the structures of 30 mark questions and provides model answers for two 30 markers Evaluate why some interventions are more successful than others Evaluate why Humanitarian intervention is selective