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1347–1351 – The Black Death 1381 – The Peasants’ Revolt begins 1485 - The Battle of Bosworth 1509 - Henry VIII becomes king 1531 - Henry VIII breaks from Rome key events/ key individuals/ keywords

Video I made showcasing what life was like in the ghettos for Jews during WWII and polish rebellions (Warsaw ghettos)

5 sources around the gunpowder plot, great for a lesson for students to learn about sources

full slavery module containing: what is slavery triangular slave trade middle passage slave auctions life on a plantation slave punishments underground railroad slavery big write the abolition of slavery Jim crow laws Rosa parks Martin Luther King jr. KKK

contains: Tudor crime and punishment, king Edward VI, queen Mary I, Queen Elizabeth I, the Spanish armada, Mary Queen of Scots, how successful was Elizabeth I, Elizabeth extended writing lesson, King James I, Gunpowder plot, Charles I, Causes of the English Civil War, Elizabeth’s problems revision and module revision

Rain forest worksheet for students to do their own or grouped research to get information on a rain forest of their choosing.

Key events/ key individuals/ key words 1558 – Elizabeth becomes Queen of England 1587 – Execution of Mary Queen of Scots 1588 – Spanish Armada 1603 – Queen Elizabeth dies 1642-1651 English Civil War

includes: MLK Malcolm X Orval Faubus LBJ Jim Crow Laws Civil Rights act Little Rock Bus Boycotts March to Selma Freedom Riders Race Riots Black Panthers NAACP CORE KKK WCC Emmett Till Greensboro integration

The knowledge organiser provides a summary of key themes in the history of public health in Britain, organized by time periods: Medieval Britain (1250–1500): Focuses on housing, food, water, waste, the Black Death, and health in towns and monasteries. Early Modern Britain (1500–1700): Covers similar themes, with added focus on responses to the plague. Industrial Britain (1750–1900): Examines living conditions and responses to cholera; mentions Public Health Acts. Modern Britain: Discusses housing, air pollution, Spanish flu, AIDS, and growing government involvement in public health. It also includes key dates (e.g. Black Death 1347, NHS creation 1948), key terms (like laissez-faire), and important individuals such as John Snow, Edward Jenner, and Louis Pasteur

The organiser includes a summary of key topics related to Germany in that period: Weimar Republic (1925–1933): Economic recovery under Stresemann, cultural developments, and political challenges. Rise of the Nazis: Factors behind Hitler’s rise to power in 1933, including the Great Depression and Nazi propaganda. Nazi Germany (1933–1945): Control through terror and propaganda, youth and education policies, role of women, and persecution of minorities. Germany during WWII: Impact of the war on civilians and economy. Post-War Germany (1945–1955): Division into East and West Germany, occupation by Allies, and the start of the Cold War. Key terms and individuals are also highlighted, such as: Gestapo, Nuremberg Laws, Berlin Blockade Hitler, Goebbels, Stresemann

worksheet for students to complete, fill in the blank, circle correct answer, true or false, table, questions