This set includes a PowerPoint and Revision Booklet. The Powerpoint is designed to be delivered alongside the revision booklet and the two link together. The Powerpoint contains the page numbers that each activity can be found on, allowing students to use the booklet whilst having additional support via the Powerpoint. In addition to this the Powerpoint contains four revision games included: - Guess the Word (Similar to the Taboo Board Game) - Headliners (Students see the first letters of a headline and have to work out the answer) - If this is the Answer, What is the Question (12 answers all relating to the topic) - Presidential Elections, Who Won? All elections from 1932 - 2012. The revision booklet contains activities for students to complete including timelines, biographies, mind maps and of course Exam answers. For each of the three key questions that are posed, there are AQA exam questions for both 8 and 12 marks, complete with mark schemes. This resource also has links with the Alphabet Agencies poster which is featured in the Revision Guide. The Poster can be downloaded here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/alphabet-agencies-poster-11131564 This resource pack contains two copies of the PowerPoint, one designed for older machines 1997-2003 and one for newer machines post 2007.

This powerpoint is a comprehensive look at Hitler's Rise to power from the Beer Hall in Munich to the proclamation of Fuhrer

The includes information on Domino Theory, Theory of Guerilla Warfare, The US Responses including Operation Rolling Thunder, Search & Destroy, Hearts é Minds, Chemical Warfare, Napalm and the My Lai Massacre. Good for depth studies of AQA Unit 2 GCSE

This PowerPoint has been used in lessons as well as for revision to guide students through the question, How did the coverage of the Vietnam War in the USA lead to demands for peace. The powerpoint looks at Protest Marches, Media from South and North Vietnam, University Protests including Kent State and the Fullbright Hearings in 1971

Based on the popular Mock the Week Game segment, this game presents students with an answer and then they must answer with a question that would fit with the answer. This resource has general historical questions in it which could be used for Open Evenings. Included in the pack is a teacher sheet which displays all the answers. As with all games of this nature, whilst you are looking ideally for the question detailed, credit should be given for questions which are still true.

Contains all the command words used in GCSE papers, specifically the new 9-1 specifications. Pack includes wall displays, pupil sheets and a card sort and dominos activity

This PowerPoint looks at 'Why where the US actions to end the Vietnam War unsuccessful?'. The powerpoint looks at the Tet Offensive, Peace Talks, Laos and Cambodia, Madman Theory, Paris Peace Conference, Withdrawal, and the Fall of Saigon. Good for introduction to the subject area as well as for revision for the Unit 2 AQA Exam, when doing depth studies

Powerpoint explaining: How far was the USA a divided society in the 1920s

This powerpoint looks at did the German People benefit from the Nazi Economy and includes Goering's four year plans, key figures in unemployment. At the end of the tutorial students should be able to evaluate whether or not Nazi Economic Policy was a success or failure

A2 Poster that can be printed on different pieces of paper appropriate to your printer. Colourful and designed as a corkboard with Post-It notes and pinned pictures of Roosevelt and Agency logos. Features in the America in the 1930s revision guide

This is a fun way to deal out history rewards to students whilst encouraging revision. Each unit first year of teaching has at least 8 stickers for students to collect. Included is a blank set of stickers which you can customize to suit your own needs. Stickers can be downloaded via Dropbox from the link above This can be expensive to run in school therefore it’s suggested that students contribute towards the cost of the book where appropriate. Hope you all find it useful as I know I have and classes that use it love it as a reward, even right up into Sixth Form!

Timeline display of the US Presidents from Franklin Roosevelt through to today, indicating party, years in office and a picture.

Available in Publisher or PDF

Quiz and Guidance Notes on all Presidential Elections between 1940 and 2012. Follows on from the British Parliamentary Elections quiz. Good for use as an introduction or as round up.

Arguments for and Against the Post War Consensus being dead by 1973. Short but simple overview.

This is a template based upon the hit tv show Mock the Week. Simply alter the questions to fit your needs. Round 1: Headliners A photograph is shown of an event above the first letters of a headline. Students guess what the headline could be. Round 2: If this is the Answer then what is the question? Students are shown an answer and guess what the question could be. Great tool for Revision of a topic

Quiz and Guidance Notes on all Presidential Elections between 1940 and 2012. \nFollows on from the British Parliamentary Elections quiz.\nGood for use as an introduction or as round up.

This powerpoint is useful to Teachers from first time learning or as consolidation and revision for pupils. It looks at How the Church is organised and its wealth, religious doctrine and practices (seven sacraments) anti-clericalism and the popularity of Catholicism

Powerpoint on Hitler's dictatorship: How did he get from Chancellor to Fuhrer. Useful for all years, for background knowledge, or for first time GCE History students.

Built using the Chris Rowe Nelson Thornes book as an accompaniment. Goes over the details of the War, help of America and uses Youtube links to bring points of view to the classroom