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This free download provides a full PDF preview of the PowerPoint slides used to teach the entire EQ3 unit. It is ideal for getting a clear sense of the teaching approach, structure and depth before committing to the full resource bundle. Key features: Clear, structured and visually accessible slides Covers all key content on social change from 1917–80 with built-in recall and analysis activities Recap questions, key vocabulary, and integrated exam-style prompts throughout Designed to develop strong conceptual understanding and extended writing Suitable for in-class delivery, independent learning or revision The full paid bundle includes: Editable and PDF versions of the student workbook Editable version of the full PowerPoint No textbook required – fully stand-alone delivery Stretch and support built in for a range of abilities Goes well beyond the textbook in evidence, context and analysis Includes flipped learning homeworks and complete lesson structures To access the full pack – including both the editable and PDF student workbook and the editable PowerPoint – head to the full listing. No textbook is needed, and this complete package is ready to save you hundreds of hours of planning time.

This free download provides a full PDF preview of the PowerPoint slides used to teach the entire EQ2 unit. It is ideal for getting a clear sense of the teaching approach, structure and depth before committing to the full resource bundle. Key features: Clear, structured and visually accessible slides Covers all key content on Civil Rights from 1917–80 with built-in recall and analysis activities Recap questions, key vocabulary, and integrated exam-style prompts throughout Designed to develop strong conceptual understanding and extended writing Suitable for in-class delivery, independent learning or revision The full paid bundle includes: Editable and PDF versions of the student workbook Editable version of the full PowerPoint No textbook required – fully stand-alone delivery Stretch and support built in for a range of abilities Goes well beyond the textbook in evidence, context and analysis Includes flipped learning homeworks and complete lesson structures To access the full pack – including both the editable and PDF student workbook and the editable PowerPoint – head to the full listing. No textbook is needed, and this complete package is ready to save you hundreds of hours of planning time.

FREE PREVIEW – A Level History Edexcel Paper 1: EQ1 Political Environment (PowerPoint PDF) Unit Title: The Changing Political Landscape, 1917–80 This free download provides a full PDF preview of the PowerPoint slides used to teach the entire EQ1 unit. It is ideal for getting a clear sense of the teaching approach, structure and depth before committing to the full resource bundle. Key features: Clear, structured and visually accessible slides Covers all key content from 1917–80 with built-in recall and analysis activities Recap questions, key vocabulary, and integrated exam-style prompts throughout Designed to develop strong conceptual understanding and extended writing Suitable for in-class delivery, independent learning or revision The full paid bundle includes: Editable and PDF versions of the student workbook Editable version of the full PowerPoint No textbook required – fully stand-alone delivery Stretch and support built in for a range of abilities Goes well beyond the textbook in evidence, context and analysis Includes flipped learning homeworks and complete lesson structures To access the full pack – including both the editable and PDF student workbook and the editable PowerPoint – head to the full listing. No textbook is needed, and this complete package is ready to save you hundreds of hours of planning time.

This free download provides a full PDF preview of the PowerPoint slides used to teach the entire EQ4 unit. It is ideal for getting a clear sense of the teaching approach, structure and depth before committing to the full resource bundle. Key features: Clear, structured and visually accessible slides Covers all key content on quality of life and living standards from 1917–80 with built-in recall and analysis activities Recap questions, key vocabulary, and integrated exam-style prompts throughout Designed to develop strong conceptual understanding and extended writing Suitable for in-class delivery, independent learning or revision The full paid bundle includes: Editable and PDF versions of the student workbook Editable version of the full PowerPoint No textbook required – fully stand-alone delivery Stretch and support built in for a range of abilities Goes well beyond the textbook in evidence, context and analysis Includes flipped learning homeworks and complete lesson structures To access the full pack – including both the editable and PDF student workbook and the editable PowerPoint – head to the full listing. No textbook is needed, and this complete package is ready to save you hundreds of hours of planning time.

This free download provides a full PDF preview of the PowerPoint slides used to teach the entire EQ5 unit. It is ideal for getting a clear sense of the teaching approach, structure and depth before committing to the full resource bundle. Key features: Clear, structured and visually accessible slides Covers all key content on Reagan’s presidency and domestic impact with built-in recall and analysis activities Recap questions, key vocabulary, and integrated exam-style prompts throughout Designed to develop strong conceptual understanding and extended writing Suitable for in-class delivery, independent learning or revision The full paid bundle includes: Editable and PDF versions of the student workbook Editable version of the full PowerPoint No textbook required – fully stand-alone delivery Stretch and support built in for a range of abilities Goes well beyond the textbook in evidence, context and analysis Includes flipped learning homeworks and complete lesson structures To access the full pack – including both the editable and PDF student workbook and the editable PowerPoint – head to the full listing. No textbook is needed, and this complete package is ready to save you hundreds of hours of planning time.

This resource contains 14 complete model essays and detailed essay plans for Unit 1 (The Constitution) of Edexcel A-Level Politics Paper 3 (USA Section C). Each essay is written to a high A/A* standard using a consistent PEACE structure (Point, Evidence, Analysis, Counterpoint, Evaluation), with embedded constitutional references, recent political examples, and sustained evaluation across every paragraph. It covers every major exam question linked to the US Constitution in the Edexcel spec and past papers. Perfect for modelling essay structure, supporting independent revision, or building top-band answers in class. What’s included: 14 full 30-mark model essays, each 3 paragraphs + intro/conclusion 14 matching essay plans (ideal for modelling, homework, or pre-writing tasks) Full dual-format access: editable PowerPoint (.pptx) + print-ready PDF Written in accessible, exam-appropriate student language Essay topics include: Federalism and state-federal cooperation Separation of powers and effectiveness Checks and balances and political gridlock The Constitution’s fitness for modern democracy Amendment difficulty and judicial activism Rights protection, liberty vs order, and democratic legitimacy The Electoral College, representation, and structural fairness Perfect for: Teachers modelling top-band answers Students revising for Paper 3 Section C (USA) High-attainer interventions Stretch and challenge lessons Long-answer structuring support Format: Editable PowerPoint and matching PDF All 14 questions include plan + full response

A ready-to-use exam practice pack for Edexcel GCSE History: Superpower Relations and the Cold War, 1941–91. This two-part bundle includes all 4-mark consequence questions from across the Cold War course, along with full model answers written to Grade 8/9 standard. Perfect for retrieval, revision, homework, classroom modelling, or exam intervention. Includes: A full question bank of every possible 4-mark ‘Explain one consequence’ question Complete model answers for each question (3 full Cold War topics) Accessible language with high-level structure and detail Covers all Key Topics (1941–91) and all major Cold War turning points Editable Word documents Topics Covered: Grand Alliance, Conferences, and Early Tensions Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Berlin Crisis Cuba, Berlin Wall, Prague Spring Détente, Afghanistan, Reagan and Gorbachev Collapse of Soviet Control Designed For: Edexcel GCSE Paper 2: Superpower Relations and the Cold War, 1941–91 Ideal for targeted 4-mark question practice (Q1 on the exam) Suits all abilities — especially useful for pushing students to develop concise exam technique All content is fully editable and printable for classroom or remote learning use.

Elizabethan England: 2-Mark ‘Describe One Feature’ Model Answers – Edexcel GCSE History A complete, ready-to-use bank of model answers for every major 2-mark ‘Describe one feature’ question from the Elizabethan England, c1568–1603 unit (Edexcel Paper 2). This resource is perfect for classroom modelling, targeted retrieval practice, and revision. Includes: Dozens of model answers for likely and past exam-style 2-mark questions Clear structure using sentence starters and precise, factual phrasing Covers all three Key Topics in the Elizabethan England depth study Fully editable Word format – ideal for printouts, annotation, or display Key Topics Covered: Queen, Government and Religion (1558–69) Challenges at Home and Abroad (1569–88) Elizabethan Society and the Age of Exploration (1558–88) Example Questions Include: One feature of Elizabeth I’s Religious Settlement One feature of the Babington Plot One feature of education in Elizabethan England One feature of English tactics during the Spanish Armada One feature of Elizabeth’s use of portraits Designed For: Edexcel GCSE Paper 2: Elizabethan England, c1568–1603 Section A, Question 1 (2-mark feature questions) Foundation for building exam technique and quick retrieval revision Suitable for class modelling, homework, or intervention Format: Editable Word document with grouped model answers by topic

Russia 4-Mark Inference Question Model Answers – Edexcel GCSE History (Paper 3, Question 1) A complete set of model answers for every major 4-mark inference question from Edexcel GCSE History: Russia and the Soviet Union, 1917–41 (Paper 3). These model responses are written in accessible student-friendly language, with strong structure and clear explanation of inferences and source references. Ideal for classroom modelling, exam prep, homework, or revision practice. Includes: Full PowerPoint of model answers for a wide range of 4-mark inference questions Covers all major themes: 1917 revolutions, Civil War, NEP, collectivisation, Stalin’s leadership, propaganda, and more Clear paragraph structure with “One thing I can infer…” sentence stems Direct use of source evidence with explanation of inferences Ready to use for display, modelling, or printable handouts Fully editable and classroom-ready Topics Covered: February and October 1917 Kornilov Revolt Bolshevik propaganda Education and women’s roles under communism Collectivisation and peasant resistance Stalin’s cult of personality Lenin’s Testament Soviet posters and state messaging Designed For: Edexcel GCSE Paper 3: Russia and the Soviet Union, 1917–41 Section A: Question 1 (4-mark inference) Students preparing for Paper 3 exams or needing structural exam modelling Format: Editable PowerPoint (model answer slides, no questions included)

This is Lesson 9 in Key Topic 2: The Bolsheviks in Power, 1917–24 — part of a fully resourced, textbook-free scheme of work for the Edexcel 9–1 Russia and the Soviet Union GCSE course. All lessons are designed for immediate classroom use and consistent structure across the full unit. Lesson Title: How much social impact did Communist rule have? Included in this download: Full PowerPoint lesson (editable) Source-based inference task with 4-mark exam-style question Scaffolded judgement activity (women, education, culture, religion) Do Now and plenary tasks included NEP recap integration All resources embedded or ready to print This lesson explores how Communist rule changed different areas of Russian society, with a close focus on the role of women, education reforms, the use of propaganda through culture, and anti-religious policies. Students assess continuity and change before coming to a final judgement on the extent of social transformation. The full 9-lesson Key Topic 2 scheme is available to purchase separately. No textbook required.

This fully resourced lesson introduces Key Topic 3 of the Edexcel 9–1 GCSE History course on Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–41). It explores the power struggle that followed Lenin’s death and provides students with a clear, structured understanding of the leading contenders and their competing strengths, weaknesses, and ideological positions. The PowerPoint guides students through: An engaging starter reviewing key context from Key Topic 2 Clear profiles of Stalin, Trotsky, Kamenev, Zinoviev, and Bukharin A comparison grid activity encouraging students to evaluate leadership qualities Discussion prompts to promote oracy and higher-order thinking A structured written task requiring students to justify who they think was best suited to lead A focused plenary connecting individual strengths to the broader theme of leadership in the Soviet Union What’s Included: Fully sequenced and editable PowerPoint (no textbook required) Knowledge recall tasks embedded throughout the lesson Comparison table activity with clear guidance and support Stretch and support prompts to differentiate for all learners Written question practice with scaffolding Oracy-based discussion slides to maximise classroom engagement This lesson is part of a complete scheme of work for Key Topic 3 and is ideal for departments aiming to deliver high-quality, ready-to-teach resources with no need for additional textbooks. The structure supports knowledge retention, critical thinking, and exam readiness — while saving hours of planning time.

This fully resourced lesson continues Key Topic 3 of the Edexcel 9–1 GCSE History course on Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–41), focusing on how Stalin systematically removed his rivals in the years following Lenin’s death. It provides a clear, chronological breakdown of Stalin’s key moves to eliminate opposition both within and beyond the Communist Party. The PowerPoint covers: Stalin’s key steps in marginalising Trotsky and other rivals (e.g. Kamenev, Zinoviev, Bukharin) The manipulation of Lenin’s Funeral, Stalin’s role as General Secretary, and use of party loyalty The idea of ideological flexibility and Stalin’s policy shifts to outmanoeuvre opponents A timeline task to help students consolidate key events and understand cause and effect Recap questions and built-in knowledge checks A structured exam-style question with guidance to support extended writing What’s Included: Full editable PowerPoint (no textbook needed) Knowledge recap tasks, key vocabulary, and stretch prompts built into the lesson Timeline construction activity to build chronological understanding Differentiated written task to support all learners Embedded discussion opportunities for whole-class engagement Bonus: Additional homework PowerPoint version for independent reinforcement This lesson is part of a cohesive scheme for Key Topic 3, designed to maximise clarity and exam confidence while building rich contextual knowledge. It’s ideal for departments aiming to stretch students beyond the textbook with high-quality, ready-to-teach resources that minimise planning time and maximise progress.

This fully resourced lesson forms part of Key Topic 3 of the Edexcel 9–1 GCSE History course on Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–41), with a focused investigation into the causes behind Stalin’s brutal political purges. It helps students explore the complex factors that led to the Great Terror and understand the nature of Stalin’s control. The PowerPoint breaks the content into manageable and engaging sections, including: The context of fear and repression under Stalin’s rule The murder of Sergei Kirov and its significance as a trigger event Stalin’s motivations: consolidating power, removing threats, and creating a climate of control An analysis of political, personal and practical reasons for launching the purges Interactive questioning and source analysis built into the slides A breakdown of short and long-term causes with scaffolded discussion tasks What’s Included: Fully editable PowerPoint (no textbook required) Knowledge retrieval starter and built-in recap tasks Clear step-by-step content delivery with definitions and guided questioning Structured cause categorisation task to support extended explanations Challenge prompts and exam-style practice to build analytical skills Integrated support for stretch and scaffolded progression This lesson is designed to deepen students’ conceptual understanding of dictatorship and repression in Stalin’s USSR, while preparing them for exam success. It fits seamlessly into a full scheme for Key Topic 3, designed to raise attainment and reduce teacher planning time with ready-to-use, high-quality resources.

This fully resourced lesson is part of Key Topic 3 of the Edexcel 9–1 GCSE History course on Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–41). It focuses on the events and consequences of Stalin’s purges, helping students understand both what happened during the Great Terror and the wider impact it had on Soviet society, the military, and Stalin’s control of the USSR. The lesson builds on prior learning and encourages deeper analysis of the effects of mass repression through structured tasks and clear explanations. There is no need for a textbook — all materials are included and ready to teach. What’s Included: Fully editable PowerPoint with step-by-step content delivery Knowledge recall starter activity to reinforce prior learning A timeline-style overview of key events: the arrest waves, the show trials, and the role of the NKVD Student resource slide: structured table for note-taking or consolidation Consequences split into categories (social, political, military), with guided prompts to build extended answers Built-in challenge tasks for stretch and support Exam-style thinking prompts and discussion points This lesson supports strong understanding of Stalinist repression and prepares students for source and consequence-based questions on Paper 3. It is designed to maximise engagement and reduce planning workload, with clear sequencing, structured support, and built-in challenge. Ideal for both whole-class teaching and independent study.

This fully resourced lesson is part of Key Topic 3 of the Edexcel 9–1 GCSE History course on Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–41). It focuses on how Stalin controlled information through propaganda, censorship, education and the media, helping students understand how the regime shaped public opinion and reinforced the cult of personality. No textbook is required — all resources are included and designed to maximise engagement, discussion and exam-readiness. The lesson blends accessible explanation with source-based tasks and evaluative questioning to stretch students at all ability levels. What’s Included: Fully editable PowerPoint presentation with sequenced activities Clear learning objectives linked directly to the specification Introduction to the different methods of government control, with contextual examples Visual and written sources to explore how propaganda and censorship operated in practice Focused case study on control through education and youth organisations Class discussion tasks and source inference questions to build analytical thinking Integrated support for 8-mark exam responses Stretch tasks encouraging comparison and evaluation of different control methods This lesson supports secure knowledge development and lays the groundwork for extended written answers. Whether delivered in-class, for homework, or for revision, it ensures students understand both how and why Stalin’s regime manipulated information during the 1930s. All materials are stand-alone and ready to use with no additional planning or textbooks required.

This fully resourced lesson forms part of Key Topic 3 in the Edexcel 9–1 GCSE History course on Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–41). It explores the role and function of labour camps (Gulags) and Stalin’s show trials, providing students with a deep understanding of how Stalin enforced loyalty and eliminated opposition during the 1930s. The lesson includes all necessary resources — no textbook required — and is structured to support both secure content delivery and thoughtful analysis. It encourages students to consider the reality of life in the camps, the political purpose of public trials, and the impact on Soviet society and government. What’s Included: Fully editable PowerPoint presentation with clear, step-by-step guidance Knowledge recap starter to reinforce Key Topic 3 learning Detailed breakdown of what Gulags were, who was sent there, and what conditions were like Clear explanation of the purpose and impact of the 1936–38 show trials Visual source stimulus and teacher-led questioning to support discussion and inference Structured activity to compare the roles of labour camps and show trials Integrated 8-mark exam-style planning task with optional writing frame Stretch and challenge prompts to support high-level analysis The lesson is ideal for teaching Stalin’s consolidation of power and its consequences, and is mapped directly to the Edexcel specification. Whether used in-class, remotely, or as part of a revision sequence, this lesson helps students master key content and exam skills efficiently and confidently.

This fully resourced lesson forms part of Key Topic 3 of the Edexcel 9–1 GCSE History course on Russia and the Soviet Union (1917–41). It explores the development and purpose of the Cult of Stalin, helping students analyse how Stalin used imagery, myth, and propaganda to consolidate power and control Soviet society. All resources are included — no textbook is needed. The lesson builds historical understanding through engaging visuals, clear explanations, and structured analysis tasks. It supports all learners while also challenging students to think critically about leadership, image-making, and ideological control. What’s Included: Fully editable PowerPoint presentation Step-by-step breakdown of what the Cult of Stalin was and how it developed Visual analysis activities using propaganda posters, artwork and public imagery Links to earlier lessons on propaganda and censorship for conceptual continuity Structured questions on how and why the Cult was created Activities to support explanation and analysis of political impact Built-in tasks to support writing strong 8-mark and 12-mark answers Stretch challenges to deepen evaluation of the Cult’s effectiveness and purpose This lesson is ideal for in-class teaching, homework or revision. It clearly links to specification content and provides everything needed to teach this topic with confidence — no textbook required. A great addition to any department aiming to raise attainment while reducing planning workload.

This is Lesson 5 of a fully resourced, textbook-free scheme of work for Key Topic 2 of the Edexcel 9–1 Russia and the Soviet Union GCSE course. All 10 lessons in this unit are available for purchase separately or as part of the complete Key Topic 2 set. Every resource in this series is designed for maximum clarity, flexibility, and ease of delivery. Lesson Title: How did the Bolsheviks deal with opposition? Lesson Focus: This detailed lesson investigates the different ways Lenin and the Bolsheviks eliminated political opposition from 1917 to 1921. It explores the creation and use of the Cheka, the Red Terror, the ‘Socialist Fatherland is in Danger’ Decree, and the suppression of the Kronstadt Mutiny, offering students both core factual understanding and a chance to engage with historical interpretations. Resource Includes: Complete PowerPoint lesson with starter, tasks, plenary and source work Fully structured notes and scaffolded written tasks Key term definitions and model sentence frames Source analysis with guided questions (including on Kronstadt Mutiny) Accessible design and adaptable for mixed ability classes Why Choose This Resource? No textbook required Professionally formatted and classroom-tested Ideal for both specialist and non-specialist teachers Fully aligned to the Edexcel 9–1 specification Part of a Complete Course You can purchase the full Key Topic 2 series (10 lessons total), or browse individual lessons by title. All lessons in this scheme are visually and structurally consistent for a professional, coherent teaching experience.

This is Lesson 6 of Key Topic 2 in the Russia and the Soviet Union, 1917–41 Edexcel 9–1 GCSE course. It is fully resourced, textbook-free, and ready to teach. All resources match the rest of the Key Topic 2 scheme, which is also available for purchase on TES. Lesson Title: How did Lenin and the Communist Party reach dictatorship? Lesson Focus: Students examine the growing control of the Communist Party over the government and USSR. Key focus areas include the role of the Politburo, Lenin’s centralisation of power, and the creation of the USSR in 1924. Included in this download: Fully resourced PowerPoint lesson Embedded activities and discussion prompts Explanation of key political bodies: Sovnarkom, Politburo, and All-Russian Congress Exam-style 12-mark question with writing frame Recap and plenary tasks No textbook needed Ideal for teachers who want a high-quality, structured lesson with clear content coverage and no additional planning. All lessons in this Key Topic are available to purchase individually or as a full bundle.

This fully resourced lesson forms part of a complete Edexcel 9–1 GCSE scheme of work on Russia and the Soviet Union 1917–41. It is the seventh lesson in Key Topic 2, focusing on the nature, impact and consequences of War Communism from 1918–21. No textbook is required — all necessary resources and tasks are embedded within the PowerPoint. Lesson Focus: Students are guided through the economic policies of War Communism, the reasons it was introduced, and its impact on different groups in Russia. Tasks include definitions, group-based empathy activities, structured table analysis, extended written judgement, and a source skills inference question. The lesson concludes with a high-level plenary and revision material on the overall failure of War Communism. What’s Included: Fully resourced lesson PowerPoint (editable) Recall and review activities Group analysis tasks Exam-style source inference question Structured extended writing task with sentence scaffolds Revision prompts and plenary activities Curriculum Fit: Edexcel GCSE History 9–1 Russia and the Soviet Union, 1917–41 Key Topic 2: The Bolsheviks in Power Other Lessons Available: This is part of a complete, textbook-free scheme for the Russia and the Soviet Union GCSE. Other Key Topic 2 lessons are available to purchase separately in the same format and structure, covering all required content.