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British Empire: Colonization, India, Africa, Caribbean
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British Empire: Colonization, India, Africa, Caribbean

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This 9-page teaching material explores the rise and impact of the British Empire and its system of colonization, focusing on key regions like India, Africa, the Caribbean, and Oceania. It includes detailed historical context on the East India Company, the Scramble for Africa, the slave trade, plantations, and the cultural, political, and economic consequences of British colonial rule. The resource includes: – 4 pages of continuous historical text – Summary paragraph and mnemonic text – Comprehension questions with solutions – True/False quiz with answer key – Cloze task with key vocabulary – Term definition and word pairing task This material is ideal for classes on British history, imperialism, post-colonialism, and global history. Suitable for Grades 8–11 in English, bilingual, or history classrooms. Tags: British Empire, Colonization, East India Company, Imperialism, Colonialism, Scramble for Africa, Caribbean slavery, Plantation system, British India, Colonies, African resistance, Post-colonialism, Commonwealth, British Raj, Transatlantic slave trade, Monarchy, Rebellion, Empire, Cultural assimilation, Colonial history, English as global language, European empires, Global trade, Colonial rule, Exploitation, Independence movements, Colonial governance, British colonies, Colonized nations, Indigenous resistance, Colonization effects, History class, English history, KS3 history, Secondary English, History worksheets, British colonization, 18th century, 19th century, Colonial education, British Caribbean, Colonies and resources, Resistance movements, Colonization Africa, Colonization India, Slavery British Empire, British history resources, Secondary teaching, Colonialism teaching, Global empires, Colonial power, Africa under British rule, Colonial legacy, Teaching British Empire, Grade 8 history, Postcolonial identity
Australia Teaching Bundle – Geography, Culture, Wildlife, History & Slang
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Australia Teaching Bundle – Geography, Culture, Wildlife, History & Slang

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Explore the fascinating world of Australia with this comprehensive Australia Teaching Bundle, perfect for classroom or homeschooling environments. This resource pack includes engaging and educational materials on Australian geography, major cities, unique wildlife, Aboriginal culture, Australian history, famous landmarks, and Aussie slang and expressions. Ideal for social studies, English language learning (ELL/ESL), cultural awareness lessons, geography units, or project-based learning, this bundle is packed with interactive worksheets, reading texts, creative tasks, and visual aids that will captivate students aged 10–16. Whether you’re focusing on Australia’s diverse ecosystems and animals, teaching about the Aboriginal heritage, or introducing students to authentic Australian expressions, this bundle offers both broad overviews and niche topic deep-dives. From the Great Barrier Reef to Uluru, students will develop critical thinking, reading comprehension, and cultural literacy while having fun. Included Materials: Australian Geography and Cities – Big Material Template Australian Wildlife – Individual Material Aboriginal Culture of Australia – Big Material Template Australian History – Big Material Template Famous Landmarks of Australia – Big Material Template Australian Slang and Expressions – Small Material Template
Inventions That Changed the World – History & Technology Teaching Bundle
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Inventions That Changed the World – History & Technology Teaching Bundle

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xplore the inventions that revolutionized human history with this comprehensive Inventions Teaching Bundle designed for middle and high school learners. This curriculum-ready resource covers groundbreaking technological, medical, and communication advancements that have shaped the modern world. Perfect for cross-curricular teaching in history, science, and social studies, this bundle includes engaging worksheets, informational texts, comprehension questions, timelines, and analysis tasks. Teach your students how the printing press, steam engine, internet, antibiotics, automobile, and smartphones transformed societies, economies, and daily life. Each lesson is crafted to promote critical thinking, historical connections, and STEM integration, ideal for classroom discussions, individual assignments, or group work. Included Materials: The Printing Press and Mass Communication The Steam Engine and the Industrial Revolution The Internet and the Information Age Antibiotics and Modern Medicine (Small Material Template) The Automobile and Personal Travel (Big Material Template) Smartphones and Mobile Computing (Big Material Template)
Civil Rights Movement: Origins, Leaders, and Milestones
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Civil Rights Movement: Origins, Leaders, and Milestones

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This four-page teaching resource provides a detailed introduction to the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, covering key events, strategies, leaders, protests, and legal victories. It explores racial segregation, nonviolent resistance, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The material includes continuous informative texts, comprehension questions, a true/false quiz, a term definition, and full solutions. Ideal for exploring American history, social justice, African American history, and civil rights struggles, this resource suits grades 8–10, offering a solid base for classroom discussions, contextual learning, and cross-curricular connections. Tags: civil rights movement, Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Montgomery Bus Boycott, segregation, racial justice, civil rights act, voting rights act, US history, American history, African American history, nonviolent protest, civil rights leaders, social movements, SNCC, sit-ins, civil disobedience, black history, US government, social justice, desegregation, civil rights education
Civil Rights Movement: Global Influence and Modern Legacy
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Civil Rights Movement: Global Influence and Modern Legacy

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This 4-page educational material on the Civil Rights Movement: Impact on Today’s World explores how the U.S. Civil Rights Movement shaped racial equality, voting rights, global justice, modern activism, and intersectionality. With 110, 70, 80, 100, 55, and 65-word paragraphs in continuous text, it covers leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and movements like Black Lives Matter. It includes in-depth comprehension questions, true/false statements, and a technical vocabulary task. Students learn how nonviolent resistance, systemic racism, and modern tech activism are connected. Suitable for upper secondary EFL or CLIL classes, this set teaches civil rights, social justice, racism, protest movements, education equity, LGBTQ+ rights, gender activism, inclusive policies, intersectional justice, protest history, and American politics. Covers media literacy, critical thinking, and civic education. Tasks and solutions included.
The UK in WW2: Blitz, Rationing, Victory
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The UK in WW2: Blitz, Rationing, Victory

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This comprehensive and fully-structured English teaching resource covers the UK in WW2 through four information-rich content pages and four skill-building task pages. Topics include the outbreak of WWII, Britain’s entry into the war, the Battle of Britain, the Blitz, evacuation, rationing, the role of Winston Churchill, VE Day, post-war recovery, the NHS, and welfare reforms. The material also explores the RAF, daily civilian life, blackouts, morale, social change, the Beveridge Report, air-raid shelters, and women’s roles during the war. Students build historical and social knowledge through structured paragraphs, detailed summaries, cloze texts, true/false tasks, word-matching activities, and term definitions. A full solution key is included. Ideal for teaching WWII in English lessons (history and society topics) at secondary level (Grades 8–10). Also suitable for CLIL lessons, interdisciplinary learning, or British culture units. Topics: UK in WW2, World War II, The Blitz, Winston Churchill, RAF, VE Day, Rationing, Evacuation, NHS, Beveridge Report, British history, WW2 home front, air raids, social change, war effort, WW2 civilian life, WW2 teaching resource, British culture, English history, secondary English, CLIL, WW2 summary, WW2 timeline, air-raid shelters, wartime Britain, WW2 education, WW2 vocabulary, comprehension WW2, cloze text WW2, history and society, Grade 8 English, Grade 9 English, Grade 10 English, British resilience, UK 1940s, VE Day celebration, women in WW2, blackout, Dig for Victory, war propaganda, postwar reforms, British government, ration books, total war, Battle of Britain, war leadership, Allied forces, English class WW2, WW2 worksheet, history worksheet, WW2 term definitions, end of war, WW2 learning pack, WW2 summary task, social reforms UK, Blitzkrieg UK, historical texts WW2, UK during Nazi threat.
Middle Ages: Norman Conquest and Feudal England
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Middle Ages: Norman Conquest and Feudal England

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This comprehensive English history teaching pack explores the Middle Ages, the Norman Conquest of England (1066), William the Conqueror, the Battle of Hastings, the feudal system, Anglo-Saxon society, Norman England, Domesday Book, French influence, language change, medieval kingship, castles, monarchs, Norman Church reforms, medieval society, monasteries, medieval governance, and cultural blending. Suitable for secondary school history lessons and interdisciplinary English learning, this 5-page teaching resource includes: – 4 detailed history text pages in continuous text – comprehension and summarizing tasks – true/false quiz – technical term explanation – full answer key Perfect for teaching British medieval history, cultural transformation, and language development. Ideal for grades 7–10.
UK History Bundle: Empire, War, Revolution & Conquest
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UK History Bundle: Empire, War, Revolution & Conquest

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This comprehensive UK history bundle covers essential periods of British history, including empire, conquest, revolution, colonization, and world wars. Ideal for history, social studies, and cross-curricular English lessons, this package contains ready-to-use materials with structured tasks, detailed texts, comprehension questions, vocabulary work, and full solutions. Topics such as Roman Britain, Norman Conquest, British Empire, Industrial Revolution, and the UK’s role in WWI and WWII are included. Teachers searching for British history worksheets, UK timeline activities, British Empire colonialism resources, or WW1/WW2 classroom materials will find this pack invaluable. With high student engagement, strong curriculum alignment, and rich vocabulary, it suits Grades 7–11. Each topic is presented in an age-appropriate, clearly scaffolded way with meaningful visuals and tasks. Whether teaching about imperial power, social upheaval, technological change, or global conflict, this bundle will save you hours of prep time and deliver powerful historical insights to your learners. Included Materials (with micro-descriptions): The Roman Empire in Britain Explore how the Romans invaded and shaped Britain’s roads, language, and infrastructure. The Middle Ages and the Norman Conquest Dive into 1066, the Battle of Hastings, William the Conqueror, and feudal life. The UK in WW2 Study the Blitz, rationing, evacuation, and Britain’s resilience during the Second World War. The Industrial Revolution in the UK Discover factories, steam power, child labour, and how Britain became the “workshop of the world.†The British Empire and Colonization Examine the rise and fall of the British Empire, including colonies, trade, and consequences of imperialism. The UK in WW1 Learn about trench warfare, the home front, women’s roles, and how the Great War changed British society. 🎯 This pack provides maximum value, depth, and structure. With built-in differentiation and high-interest topics, it’s ideal for engaging students in historical inquiry, improving literacy, and making complex topics accessible. Secure your complete UK history curriculum in one go and teach with confidence and clarity!
The Industrial Revolution in Britain: Factories – Transport – Society
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The Industrial Revolution in Britain: Factories – Transport – Society

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This comprehensive teaching resource focuses on The Industrial Revolution in Britain, covering key aspects such as textile factories, the steam engine, coal and iron, industrial cities, urbanisation, railways, canals, trade unions, child labour, social reform, political change, the Chartist Movement, education, working-class life, middle-class growth, communication (telegraph), steam transport, and technological innovation. It includes 4 content-rich informational pages, detailed discussions on the origins and effects of industrialisation, transport development, and the social and political aftermath. The material also provides a large summary, multiple comprehension questions, a cloze task, true/false quiz, definition exercise, and a word-matching activity. All solutions are included. Ideal for teaching Year 8–10 history, British history, economic history, and industrialisation in social studies. Perfect for English-medium classrooms or CLIL lessons.
The Roman Empire in Britain: History, Influence, Legacy
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The Roman Empire in Britain: History, Influence, Legacy

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This detailed English teaching resource explores the Roman Empire in Britain—its invasion in 43 AD, the development of cities like Londinium, and the influence of Roman roads, laws, architecture, and religion. With Hadrian’s Wall, Boudicca’s rebellion, and Roman archaeological finds, students gain a full understanding of Roman Britain. Includes 4 informational text pages, comprehension questions, true/false tasks, technical term explanations, summary writing, and full solutions. Ideal for history or English CLIL classes, grades 6–9. Topics covered: Roman invasion of Britain, Roman culture in Britain, Hadrian’s Wall, Londinium, Roman architecture, Roman coins, Latin, Roman religion, Celtic-Roman interaction, Boudicca, Roman trade, Roman withdrawal from Britain, archaeology in Britain, multicultural Roman provinces, Roman villas, Roman baths, Roman engineering, Roman towns, the legacy of Rome, Roman soldiers, Roman forts, Roman law, ancient Rome in the UK curriculum, Latin roots in English, British history, Roman expansion, the fall of Rome, and more.
The History of London Group Work | Roman Medieval Fire Modern | Student Tasks & Questions
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The History of London Group Work | Roman Medieval Fire Modern | Student Tasks & Questions

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This ready-to-use classroom resource offers a complete group work project on the History of London, ideal for middle and secondary school students. The material includes divided group topics (Roman London, Medieval London, the Great Fire, Modern London), each with structured historical texts, short summaries, mnemonic sentences, and comprehension tasks. Students explore key historical events, urban development, cultural change, and social structure through clearly divided sections for 4 groups. This download includes 24 comprehension questions with answers, summaries of each era, and content-rich reading and writing activities designed to support curriculum standards in history, English, and social studies. Perfect for collaborative learning, historical inquiry, and cross-curricular lessons.
Queen Elizabeth II Group Work | 4 Texts + Questions
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Queen Elizabeth II Group Work | 4 Texts + Questions

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This engaging group work resource on Queen Elizabeth II includes four complete informational texts covering her early life, coronation, reign, and legacy. Each group receives its own unique text, built for collaborative learning, reading comprehension, and British history. The material includes: 4 structured historical texts Comprehension questions (6 per group, 24 total) Mnemonic summaries for easy recall Activities promoting team discussion, critical thinking, and historical understanding Perfect for middle school and high school students, this is a ready-to-use non-fiction reading resource for history lessons, ELA classrooms, biography studies, or themed project days.
Inventors Group Work:  Edison, Wright, Curie, Berners-Lee
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Inventors Group Work: Edison, Wright, Curie, Berners-Lee

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This inventors group work teaching resource is designed for classroom use in middle school and early high school (grades 6–9). It features four engaging subtopics—Thomas Edison, the Wright Brothers, Marie Curie, and Tim Berners-Lee—each explored through continuous informative texts, comprehension questions, and clear answers. The resource includes: Differentiated group tasks on major inventors Ready-to-read paragraphs for each group Summaries and mnemonic aids 24 comprehension questions with answers Ideal for reading, science, and social studies integration Teachers looking for inventor biography worksheets, collaborative group work, historical scientist texts, or comprehension-focused science lessons will find this ready-to-use and highly adaptable for classroom instruction.
Printing Press and Mass Communication: Literacy, Media, Politics
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Printing Press and Mass Communication: Literacy, Media, Politics

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This in-depth resource covers the historical development of the printing press, its revolutionary impact on mass communication, and the rise of literacy, media influence, and public discourse. With 4 full pages of informational text, a detailed 240-word summary, and interactive tasks including comprehension questions, true/false exercises, a cloze activity, term explanations, and matching tasks, students explore the transition from handwritten books to mass-produced print. The material highlights how print enabled education, language standardization, and political reform through pamphlets, newspapers, and books. It examines the evolution of media systems, the creation of the public sphere, and how Gutenberg’s invention changed human communication. Ideal for middle school or secondary history, English, or social studies classes, it is perfect for lessons on media literacy, early modern history, communication history, information access, cultural identity, reform movements, and the democratization of knowledge.
Steam Engine: Key Driver of the Industrial Revolution
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Steam Engine: Key Driver of the Industrial Revolution

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This teaching resource explores the steam engine as the engine of change during the Industrial Revolution. Ideal for history, geography, and social science lessons in Grades 7–10, it includes: – 4 pages of factual content on James Watt, mechanization, urbanization, transportation, railways, and steamships – Comprehension questions, true/false quiz, and term definition task – Clear explanations of technological innovation, factory systems, child labor, coal and iron industries, education reform, and the working class – Summary tasks for review and memory aids – Suitable for interdisciplinary use with industrial history, energy use, and global trade
The Automobile and Personal Travel: Impact and Change
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The Automobile and Personal Travel: Impact and Change

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This compact and engaging English teaching material focuses on the automobile and its profound impact on personal travel, urban planning, and environmental issues. Across 4 structured content pages, learners explore the history of cars, the Model T, urban expansion, traffic congestion, electric vehicles, autonomous driving, car ownership, car-sharing, and sustainable transportation. The texts analyze the evolution from invention to the modern mobility crisis, addressing both benefits and drawbacks. Activities include comprehension questions, true/false tasks, a cloze exercise, a matching vocabulary task, and a term explanation. Page 5 includes a comprehensive bullet-point summary. All questions are followed by full solutions and model answers. Ideal for classes exploring mobility, technology and society, transport systems, urban change, eco-innovation, and infrastructure. Perfect for English lessons at the secondary level (grades 8–11). Supports learning of technical vocabulary, reading comprehension, and critical thinking. Flexible for both classroom and homework use.
Australian History: Indigenous Cultures and National Development
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Australian History: Indigenous Cultures and National Development

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This teaching material on Australian History covers four pages of richly detailed content focusing on Indigenous Australians, Aboriginal Dreamtime, spiritual law, colonization, terra nullius, British settlement, First Fleet, gold rushes, penal colonies, federation, White Australia Policy, Commonwealth of Australia, ANZAC, Gallipoli, World War I, World War II, post-war immigration, multiculturalism, Mabo decision, native title, 1967 Referendum, Uluru Statement from the Heart, constitutional recognition, civil rights, environmental issues, bushfires, climate change, economic reform, digital transformation, migration, national identity, multicultural democracy, reconciliation, Indigenous activism, self-governance, British Empire, Australian Parliament, Voice to Parliament, law and lore, cultural preservation, social justice, truth-telling, education, citizenship, sovereignty, human rights, colonial history, national formation, social inequality, cultural diversity, referendums, legal justice, civil participation, modern history, democracy, identity formation, regional diplomacy, geopolitics, and intercultural education. Includes 4 detailed information pages, a full-page summary, cloze text, multiple-choice and comprehension questions, true/false quiz, a term definition, word match task, and complete solutions. Ideal for classroom use in grades 8–11.
UK Political System: Parliament, Monarchy, Elections
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UK Political System: Parliament, Monarchy, Elections

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This comprehensive teaching bundle on the UK Political System is perfect for educators seeking high-quality, ready-to-use materials to teach students about the structure and function of British democracy. Covering the British Monarchy’s role, the UK Parliament, the Prime Minister and Cabinet, political parties, local governments, and voting and elections, this all-in-one package gives learners a clear and detailed understanding of how power is distributed and exercised in the United Kingdom. With engaging texts, tasks, quizzes, vocabulary exercises, and comprehension activities, this bundle supports CLIL, civic education, and English as a foreign language (EFL) classrooms. Ideal for upper-secondary learners and exam preparation. Perfect for cross-curricular lessons on history, citizenship, and modern British society, these printable worksheets and activities offer both structure and flexibility. Equip your students with the knowledge they need to become informed global citizens Included Materials and Sales Paragraphs The British Monarchy’s Role Today ➤ A concise yet insightful look at the modern role of the British Royal Family in the UK’s constitutional monarchy. Includes a timeline, vocabulary matching, and critical thinking tasks. The UK Parliament: House of Commons and House of Lords ➤ Explains the bicameral structure of Parliament, how laws are made, and the differences between MPs and Lords. Includes a cloze text, a quiz, and comprehension questions. The Prime Minister and the Cabinet ➤ Covers the leadership role of the PM and the inner workings of the Cabinet. Includes sentence-building tasks, comprehension, and a decision-making challenge. Political Parties in the UK ➤ Presents the UK’s main political parties, ideologies, and key figures. Includes a party comparison chart, vocabulary task, and opinion-based writing prompt. The Role of Local Governments ➤ Details how local councils work, what services they provide, and how they’re funded. With comprehension tasks and a community simulation activity. Voting and Elections in the UK ➤ Focuses on voting rights, general elections, the first-past-the-post system, and campaigning. Includes gap-fills, discussion prompts, and an election simulation.
Early Settlements in Ancient Britain – Celtic Tribes
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Early Settlements in Ancient Britain – Celtic Tribes

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This teaching material on Early Settlements and Celtic Tribes provides students with a comprehensive overview of prehistoric Britain, including the arrival of early farming communities, the influence of Neolithic culture, the use of iron tools during the Celtic period, the role of druids and oral tradition, and how tribal society functioned in hillforts. It also covers trade with Mediterranean cultures, resistance to Roman invasion, and the survival of Celtic traditions in modern Britain. Includes 4 pages with informative texts, comprehension questions, a True/False quiz, term explanation task, and complete answer key. Ideal for English history lessons in grades 6–8. Covers the themes of Celtic culture, prehistoric Europe, Iron Age Britain, oral tradition, tribal leadership, and cultural exchange.
British Rule and Irish Resistance: Rebellion, Identity, Independence
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British Rule and Irish Resistance: Rebellion, Identity, Independence

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This detailed teaching resource explores British Rule and Irish Resistance across centuries. Topics include the Norman invasion, Ulster Plantations, Penal Laws, 1798 Rebellion, Home Rule, Easter Rising, Irish War of Independence, Anglo-Irish Treaty, Civil War, the Troubles, and the Good Friday Agreement. Students examine colonial policies, cultural suppression, rebellion, and nationalist movements. Includes 4 content-rich pages, comprehension questions, true/false quiz, and a terminology task with solutions. Ideal for history, colonial studies, and Irish cultural identity lessons. Suitable for upper secondary classes and international English history courses. Tags: British Rule, Irish Resistance, Anglo-Irish Treaty, Irish History, Colonialism, Ireland Independence, Home Rule, Easter Rising, Irish Civil War,