Quick card sort with 14 reasons why Germans supported Hitler. Students must categorize into different reasons. E.g. economy/farming.

Students must explain what each factor was and how it helped led to the emergence of the student movement. Encourages more engagement with note taking.

Structured note making resources on Black Americans in the Inter war years.

Partially completed table allowing students to consider the EFFECT of a number of events between February and July 1945. Key information about events given - students must come up with possible effects.

Allows pupils to categorise various Nazi policies towards women according to their purpose.

Structured note making table on the key agreements and disagreements at Yalta and Potsdam.

Structured note-making worksheet to allow students to consider whether or not life improved in Stalin’s Russia.

Two blank worksheets for structured note-making on Stalin’s defeat of the Left and Right. Who were the Right? Why was their defeat significant? Useful for students who struggle to make coherent notes.

Useful table for making notes on the government of Henry VIII, with extension questions.

Useful table for recording details of Henry’s personality, with extension questions

A summary table on the reforms of Wolsey. Allows students to record successes, and limitations as well as an overal judgement.

Useful timeline activity to give an overview of Elizabeth’s reign. Students to sort dates and colour code. Students could add further dates to the timeline as the course progresses.

Useful table for summarising how the various changes Hitler made to the party improved it. Students are given the factors and must explain how they improved or strengthened the party.

Helpful table for summarising the impact the Great Depression had on German society and how the Nazis took advantage of this. Some prompts provided to help those who struggle to make notes.

Revision comparison table for looking at European dictators. Two pages. Rise to Power Control, Propaganda, Opposition Women Education and Youth Foreign Policy Religious and Racial Policies Arts, Sports and Culture Economy Some points included to help stimulate ideas, discussion and aid revision. *Not intended to be a complete comparison!

Detailed summary of Henry VIII’s foreign policy from 1509-1529. Key dates along with prompts to encourage students to think about the importance of particular events. 2 pages.

Table summarising the reigns of Henry VII-Elizabeth and foreign policy. *Not intended to be complete - but a starting place for students to discuss/add ideas etc.

A table summarising the main Tudor rebellions. Some detail but also many prompts for students. *Not inteneded to be complete - but a good starting place for discussion and adding further detail. Print A3.

Useful summary table for the entire early Weimar table. Students are given a list of reasons - they must explain why each made the Weimar government more unpopular. Encourages students to engage with information rather than just copying it out.

A useful table highlighting the various events that allowed Hitler to establish a dictatorship. Students must consider each event and explain how it helped Hitler to consolidate his power.