History

Year 11 GCSE Resources: CLICK HERE

memrise Conflict & Cooperation 1919-1939: CLICK HERE

Year 11 History Mock Examination - Revision Guide: CLICK HERE - NEW

Year 11 Citizenship Mock Examination - Revision Guide: CLICK HERE - NEW

Year 10 Citizenship Mock Examination - Revision Guide: CLICK HERE - NEW

Curriculum overview1919-1939

Aims

A high-quality history education will help pupils gain a coherent knowledge and understanding of Britain’s past and that of the wider world. It will inspire pupils’ curiosity to know more about the past. Studying history will equip pupils to ask perceptive questions, think critically, weigh evidence, sift arguments, and develop perspective and judgement. History helps pupils to understand the complexity of people’s lives, the process of change, the diversity of societies and relationships between different groups, as well as their own identity and the challenges of their time.

Key Stage 3:

Year 7 – Topics Taught (10 week cycle)

What is History?/The Norman Conquest
Medieval Life (including The Crusades)
The Making of the United Kingdom (The Tudors and The Civil War)

Year 8 – Topics Taught (10 week cycle)

The Industrial Revolution
Empire, Slavery and Civil Rights
World War One

Year 9 – Topics Taught

Britain’s Class System explained through the study of The Titanic
The First World War and the Peace Settlement
The inter-war years: the Great Depression and the rise of dictators
The Holocaust
A local history study (The Holocaust Memorial in Hyde Park)

Method of Assessment at Key Stage 3:

Extended writing
Oral answers
Presentations
Group work
In class assessments under exam conditions
Formal end of year exam

Key Stage 4: OCR History B

Year 10 – Topics Taught

American Depth Study 1919 – 41

(The economic boom after WW1; roaring twenties; intolerance and xenophobia; race relations and discrimination against African Americans; the Ku Klux Klan; prohibition and gangsterism; the changing roles of women; the Wall Street Crash, the Great Depression, Hoover vs. Roosevelt; the New Deal).

45%

The Cold War 1945 – 75

(The origins of the Cold War; conferences at Yalta and Potsdam; breakdown of the USA-USSR alliance; Soviet expansion in Eastern Europe; the Iron Curtain; the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan; the Berlin Blockade; the Cuban Revolution; the Bay of Pigs; Khrushchev vs. Kennedy; increasing American involvement in Vietnam under Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson; tactics used in Vietnam; reasons for American withdrawal).

Year 11 – Topics Taught

British Depth Study 1890 – 1919

(Poverty and distress in the 1890s; Charles Booth and Seebohm Rowntree; Liberal reforms; New Liberalism; the roles of Lloyd George and Churchill; the threat from the recently formed Labour Party; the Children’s Charter; the position of women in the 1890s; campaign to win female suffrage; Millicent Fawcett and the NUWSS; the Pankhursts and the WSPU; reactions of the authorities including Lloyd George and Asquith; contribution of women during the First World War; the 1918 Representation of the People Act; Recruiting in the early years of the war; New government powers: the Defence of the Realm Act 1914, conscription, rationing, use of propaganda, and their impact on civilian life. The mood of the British people at the end of the war and the different attitudes about what should happen to Germany.

30%

The USA, the Land of Freedom? 1945−1975

(2000 word Controlled Assessment)

25%

Method of Assessment at KS4 (include Exam boards and weightings)

All assessments will be based on exam style questions using past exam papers and ‘unseen’ questions
Controlled Assessment

Year 11 GCSE Resources 2018 - NEW

Useful Revision Book to purchase - CLICK HERE

Practice Papers
League of Nations

Appeasement


Cold War

COLD WAR FIGURES Not all are needed Use your book to determine who is important.
memrise Conflict & Cooperation 1919-1939

Year 11 GCSE Resources

The units taught are:

A013 Aspects of International Relations (Section A - The Cold War, 1945-1975) with the depth study The USA 1919-1945

AO21 How was British society changed, 1890-1918?

AO10 Historical Enquiry (examined by controlled assessment)

GCSE History B

Specification

Key Documents

Past Papers

Mark Schemes

Examiner Reports

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Past Papers

Aspects of International Relations: The USA 1919 -1945
	Question Paper	Mark Scheme
2016	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2015	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2014	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2013	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2012	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2011	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2010	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE

Britain 1890 - 1918
	Question Paper	Mark Scheme
2016	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2015	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2014	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2013	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2012	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2011	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE
2010	CLICK HERE	CLICK HERE