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 starter activity. Germans gathering at a travelling soup kitchen after WWI. How did ordinary Germans feel about the War? Would the situation have been different in Britain?. What effect did WWI have on Germany?.  LOs. To identify the difficulties facing ordinary Germans

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 starter activity. Listen to the account of a murder. How similar is this fifteenth century image to the original 12 th century account?. Who was responsible for Becket’s death?.  Aims. To analyse reasons for differing accounts of Becket’s death

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Cartoon published in 1864, entitled ‘Death’s Dispensary’ – a dispensary is another word for a chemist’s . Can you explain the meaning behind this mysterious cartoon? Can you guess the original caption to this image?.  starter activity.

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 starter activity. Why are infant mortality rates in the UK amongst the lowest in the world?. Why did fewer children die after 1900?.  Aims. To understand why infant mortality rates decreased so much in the early twentieth century.  Your task.

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 starter activity. By the time of his death Henry had made some important changes to the Church. List the changes he made.  starter activity. Dissolution of Monasteries. King of England head of the Church, not the pope. Bible in English – not Latin.

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 starter activity. Your teacher will give you a card describing a surgical practice or an individual who helped develop surgery. Place the card in the correct chronological position. Now decide which were the 3 most important advances. Advances in surgery. Prehistoric (3000 – 2000 BC)

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 starter activity. Recognise this place? If you were going to improve things here, what changes would you make to the town? Think about things like security, shopping, transport, tourism etc. Planning the ideal medieval town.  Aims.

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 starter activity. How many different types of elections can you name? What voting system is used?  Does having variety help or hinder democracy?. What are the main alternatives to FPTP?.  LOs. To assess the strengths and weaknesses of alternative voting systems in the UK

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 starter activity. . In on 8 August 1974 Richard Nixon resigned as US president. What did money have to do with his choice to resign?. Does money talk in US presidential elections?.  LOs. To identify 5 reasons why campaign finance is crucial in winning in US elections

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Starter Activity : Vladimir Lenin led a Russian Revolution promising the people “Peace, Land, and Bread . ” Based on this slogan, what problems was Russia facing that would lead to a revolution? (Why were peace, land, & bread offered?). The Russian Revolution. A Country Falls Apart

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 starter activity. Leninism means the ideas of Lenin. Around the picture of Lenin list his key ideas. Why is it so difficult to define what Lenin believed in?.  Key words: ideology v policy triumvirate v duumvirate. What divided the Communist Party in the 1920s?.

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 starter activity. Drawing on your studies at AS and using the extract provided, identify why there is so much pressure group activity in the USA?  Do they benefit or suffer from theories of party renewal or decline? Read Bennett p.151-3 and supplement your notes. Benefits of pressure groups.

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Starter Activity. Use the paper on your desk Try to find a question based on what we have covered so far in our lessons. Ask the group on the table next to you to answer it. Write down as many words as you can think of, that mighty go with today’s objectives.

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What were the hopes and aims of each of the Big Three leaders in this picture in 1945?.  starter activity. What were the attitudes of the main powers to the situation in Europe in 1945?.  Aims. Identify the hopes and aims of members of the Grand Alliance?. George Kennan (1904-2005)

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The Russian empire spanned two continents. It stretched 4,000 miles West to East & 2,000 miles North to South.  starter activity. Over 130 million people lived across the Russian Empire. Tsar Nicholas II was the cousin of George V and a descendant of Queen Victoria.

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 starter activity. What can we learn from this cartoon about the events of the Civil War?  What questions would you need to ask in order to judge how accurate this picture was?.  Key words: Roundhead Cavalier Puritan . Why did Charles lose the Civil War?.  Learning objectives.

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In November 1935 Nadezda Allileuva, deeply upset by the hunger and despair caused by Stalin’s policies of Collectivisation and the Five-Year Plans decided to take the ultimate step and committed suicide by placing a gun to her head.

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 starter activity. Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Joseph Paxton. George Cadbury. Josiah Wedgwood. Stephenson’s ‘Rocket’. Thomas Cook. What was so pioneering about these people & things?  Extension. What do you think these men have in common?. Crystal Palace – designed by Paxton.

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 starter activity. A series of simple statements only partly relevant to the enquiry. Developed, relevant statements that are linked together. Broadly analytical response, but with some descriptive passages. Completely analytical response directly exploring process of change.

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Starter Activity. State the 3 main properties of metals. Explain in terms of metallic structure how these properties arise. Structures of Ionic and Covalent Compounds. Describe and explain the physical properties of a giant ionic lattice.

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 starter activity. Eamon de Valera. Lloyd-George. Edward Carson. When the Anglo-Irish Treaty was eventually signed in 1921 agreeing to the formal partition of Ireland, what do you think the above were thinking?. How was Northern Ireland created?.  Aims.

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