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COLD WAR E-BOOK.docThe Cold War, 1945-72
The Cold War, 1945-72
We begin Year 10 by continuing our look at the Cold War, up to and including 1972. Topics include issues in Hungary, the U-2 crisis, the Berlin Wall, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Prague Spring and detente.
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1. The origins of the Cold War.pptxOrigins of the Cold War
Origins of the Cold War
2. The development of the Cold War.pptxDevelopment of the Cold War
Development of the Cold War
3. Transformation of the Cold War.pptxTransformation of the Cold War
Transformation of the Cold War
AMERICA E-BOOK.docAmerica, 1920-73
America, 1920-73
'America,1920-73: Opportunity and inequality' begins with a look at the economic boom, social and cultural developments including flappers and the jazz age, prohibition, Al Capone, and the first Red Scare. After that, we move on to the Wall Street Crash, in which we'll look, in particular, at its consequences, the resulting election of FDR and his various measures aimed at helping the US recover. Thereafter we move on to look at the 1950s, 60s and 70s, most notably the Civil Rights Movement. This encompasses various key events and individuals, including the bus boycotts, the sit-ins and marches, as well as Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks and Malcolm X.
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1. American people and the Boom.pptxAmerica and the Boom
America and the Boom
2. Bust - Americans experiences of the Depression and New Deal.pptxThe Depression and the New Deal
The Depression and the New Deal
3. Post-war America.pptxPost-War America
Post-War America
Health Revision booklet.docxHEALTH COURSE E-BOOK.doc1. Health and the People - Medicine stands still.pptxMedicine Stands Still
Medicine Stands Still
Health and the People: 1000 to the Present Day
Health and the People: 1000 to the Present Day
Towards the end of Year 10 we begin our penultimate study - Health and the people: 1000 to the present day. This is a sizable topic that includes a look at medicine and public health in the Middle Ages and, later, the Renaissance. Thereafter we look at dealing with and preventing disease, the Germ Theory, surgery, more public health and modern medicine. Key individuals are studied throughout, including the likes of Hippocrates and Galen (whose influence was still very much felt in the Middle Ages), Pare, Vesalius and Harvey of Renaissance fame, Jenner, Pasteur, Koch and Fleming. Plus many more besides.
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2. Health and the People - The beginnings of change.pptxThe Beginnings of Change
The Beginnings of Change
3. Health and the People - A revolution in medicine.pptxA Revolution in Medicine
A Revolution in Medicine
4. Health and the People - Modern Medicine.pptxModern Medicine
Modern Medicine
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