History Spring Term

All learners have now completed all content across their four areas of study as follows:

• Britain: Health and the people

• Germany: Democracy to Dictatorship

• Conflict and Tension: the Cold War in Asia

• The Norman Conquest: 1066 -1100

At the start of the term, Learners will receive feedback from all of their mock papers completed last term, and work on closing gaps and redrafting mock paper questions.

Following this, during the spring term learners will focus on paper 2 topics for revision in class: Health and the Normans. Learners will undertake guided revision lessons, practice questions and guidance on how to answer each type of question followed by a further mock paper at the end of each half term.

Chronology, Significance, Causes and consequence, Conflict and Power

At the end of each half term, a further mock paper on the content they have revised during the half term. 

Learners will receive guidance in a variety of ways.  These include marked assessments, reports, feedback in books, 1:1 interaction, Google Classroom and close the gap activities .

• Chronology

• Interpretation

• Significance

• Causation

• Consequence

• Harrying of the North

• Motte and Bailey

• Intimidation

• Pope

• Lanfranc

• Rebellion

• Edwin and Morcar

• Treaty of Abernathy

• Minting

• Danegeld

• Monasticism

• Cathedrals

• Romanesque

• Succession

• Witan

• Medieval

• Renaissance

• Industrial

• Surgery

• Miasma

• Public Health

• Natural

• Supernatural

• Epidemics

• Anaesthetic

• Antiseptic

• Public Health

• Four Humours

• Blood-letting

• Purging

• Hippocratic

• Galenic

• The Black Death

• Public Health