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The resource is prepared for history students. It explains the origins of the pandemic, and the controversies surrounding the origin. The resource explains its global impact and consequences.

The resource explains Militarism and arms race as cause of World War One .It explains the Western and Central Powers in the engagement of militarism and how it escalated the war. The resource gives the meaning of militarism, its implication in the cause of war and compares it with arms race.

This resource explains how Gandhi achieved the Independence of India , using non-violence campaign. The resource shows how he secured the independence of India through his non- violent resistance. The resource shows his effort and strategies he used from his earliest periods and his political participation in India. It covers his philosophy, morality and views on religion and how it shaped his personality and self rule.

The resource is a power point lesson on why and how the depression contributed to Hitler’s rise in power, in the Weimar Germany.The resource contains interactive slides and activities on reasons the depression paved way for the Nazi Party.It presents other arguments and question and answer technique on the impact of depression and the rise of Hitler.

This resource is made for Year 8 History Lesson. It explains The reasons why Napoleon’s Continental System failed. It shows various mistakes / miscalculations of Napoleon and why the Six and Seventh Coalition Forces defeated him.

This resource is activity based lesson on the, Triple Alliance, Triple Entente, Morocco Crises, the Schliefen Plan and the neutrality of Belgium and Italy as the Cause of World War 1. The resource explains German aggression and the British response to the aggressive German invasion in Morocco. The resource explains the Balkan problems , The Bosnia crises , the rise of the Black hands and the Killing of Arch Duke Ferdinand of Austria, and the issuance of ultimatum to Serbia. Contains activities and illustrations, long and short term and immediate causes of W W 1.

The resource explains why Hitler rose to power, the Munich Putsch and its significance. It explains early years of Hitler and his use of Storm Troppers. Prepared for GCSE History. The resource shows an interpretation on Hitler’s due to various factors success including personal abilities.

The resource explains the significance of the murder of arch Duke Franz Ferdinand and the German Bank Cheque to Serbia , the immediate cause odf World War1. The resources explains the step by step method on how to connect alliance to nationalism and the assassination of the heir to WW1Shows the significance of the murder and the consequences of the blank cheque.

This resource explains the founding of the Weimar Republic. Its challenges and failures. It explains the struggles that faced the new republic, the early Chancellors etc.

The resource is made for History IGCSE. The contains activities and assignments. It focuses on the birth of Weimar Republic. It also explains the roles played by Friedreich Ebert as the First President of the new republic.It explains the numerous challenges he faced during the periods and how he handled the problems.

This resource explains the successes of Gustav Stresemann between 1923 -1929. It shows his successes during his time as a Chancellor of the new founded Weimar Republic. The resource explains the domestic and foreign policies , politics and economic strategies he used to bring Weimar Republic to golden age.

This lesson explains the different causes of the French Revolution. It explains the major events such as the Tennis Court Oath , The feudal and Estate system The Directory, after the revolution. It contains activities and sources for easy teaching and assessment.Prepared for History Lesson.

The resource explains the reasons why the Volstead Act enacted during the Prohibition Era. It explains the illegality of production, transportation and sales of alcohol. The resource also gives highlight to 21st Amendment that repealed the Volstead Act.Prepared for History GCSE, USA 1919-1945.

This resource explains the levels of imperialism in China, the causes of Opium War and how Britain advanced the cause of imperialism and the use of opium as a factor to destabilize China’s cultural and economic powers. It explains the different charters made during the period and its consequences on China.

The resource explains the Revolutions of 1848. It explains the major causes of the revolution, the reasons why it failed , its successes and other impacts of the revolution. The resource is prepared for IGCSE History , option A, 19th Century. The resource contains activities and class work.

This resource is prepared for students who take Imperialism as depth study.The resource explains the founding of the East Indian Company, its operation and involvement in politics. The resource shows the opposition to the East Indian Company, and its significance.

The resource explains the role of Al Capone, other rival gangs and their activities. It explains organised crime in the USA in the 1920’s. It also shows the development of speakesies, the role of Chicago in the rise of crime and reasons why prohibition was introduced and the activities of the bootleggers.

This resource explains the meaning of most of the propaganda posters used by the Nazi Party in the Weimar Years. It explains campaign posters used during WW2. The posters and photographs have been provided in the resource and its interpretations also given.

The resource is made for KS3, History. It explains the challenges and conditions of women as factory workers of domestic workers. It shows the gap between wages/ salary that were paid by factory owners to men and women. The resource discusses the benefits associated with women factory workers and how and why government enacted labour law. Contains educational video

This resource is prepared for revision and assessment for History Core Content 20th century, IGCSE. Contains interactive questions, flashcards and can be used as notes for the topic. Covers topics such as formation and aim, organ/structure, the work of the league, border problems and why it collapsed in the 1930s. Explains the role of Britain, France and the absence of other Big Powers. Covers the mandate commission and the two crises , depression and rearmament as causes of the collapse.