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World War I
World War I
Year 9 starts with one of world history's most defining events; World War I. The study includes the long and short-term causes of the war, as well as various aspects of the conflict itself - signing up, conscription, going 'over the top', the weapons, shell shock and the Battle of the Somme.
Imperialism.pptxImperialism worksheet
Militarism.pptxMilitarism worksheet
Alliances.pptxAlliances worksheet
Nationalism.pptxNationalism worksheet
Prinip.pptxGavrilo Princip worksheet
Assassination.pptxAssassination worksheet
Triple Alliance.pptxTriple Alliance worksheet
Triple Entente.pptxTriple Entente worksheet
Schlieffen Plan.pptxSchlieffen Plan worksheet
BEF.pptxBEF worksheet
Battle of Verdun.pptxBattle of Verdun worksheet
Battle of the Somme.pptxBattle of the Somme worksheet
Weapons of WWI.pptxWeapons of WWI worksheet
No Man's Land.pptxNo Man's Land worksheet
Trench foot.pptxTrench foot worksheet
The Home Front during WWI.pptxThe Home Front worksheet
The Great War.pptxThe Great War worksheet
Total War.pptxTotal War worksheet
Treaty of Versailles.pptxTreaty of Versailles worksheet
WWI timeline.pptxWWI timeline worksheet
Hitler's Germany
Hitler's Germany
Our next series of lessons is on the inter-war years. This involves a look at communism and dictatorship, leading on to our second major topic and another seismic event; World War II. This begins with the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. This is followed by a look at life in Nazi Germany, the ghettos and then rounded off with an incredibly sobering, yet desperately important study of the Holocaust.
WW2 timeline.pptxWW2 timeline worksheet
German Workers Party.pptxGerman Workers' Party worksheet
Remilitarisation of the Rhineland.pptxRhineland worksheet
Sudetenland.pptxSudetenland worksheet
Rohm.pptxErnst Rohm worksheet
Hess.pptxRudolf Hess worksheet
Hitler.pptxAdolf Hitler worksheet
Hitler and Mussolini.pptxHitler and Mussolini worksheet
Nazi Germany.pptxNazi Germany worksheet
Blitzkrieg.pptxBlitzkrieg worksheet
Sophie Scholl.pptxSophie Scholl worksheet
Auschwitz.pptxAuschwitz worksheet
The Swinging 60s?
The Swinging 60s?
Before moving on to the GCSE course, we'll have a set of lessons on the 1960s. This'll include a look at the decade's music, its culture, work and leisure, as well as women's campaigns, migration and even the ending of the death penalty.
GCSE: The Cold War, 1945-72
GCSE: The Cold War, 1945-72
Once we've finished our look at the 1960s, we start the GCSE course. This is done in order to allow us to effectively cover off the increased volume of content that students are ultimately examined on. So for the final weeks of Year 9 we look at the first four years of the Cold War period; broadly speaking from 1945-49.
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