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1

Empires East & West: 1000 AD

1.1

The Rise & Fall of Ancient China’s Empire

1.1.1The Song Dynasty 1.1.2The Liao Dynasty 1.1.3The Jin Dynasty 1.1.4Achievements of Chinese Dynasties

1.2

The Medieval Greatness of the Byzantine Empire

1.2.1The Byzantine Empire 1.2.2Strengths & Weaknesses of the Byzantine Empire

1.3

The Golden Age of the Islamic Empire

1.3.1The Islamic Empire 1.3.2Achievements of the Islamic Empire 1.3.3The Umayyads & Abbasids 1.3.4Strengths & Weaknesses of the Islamic Empire

1.4

The Politics & Power of the Holy Roman Empire

1.4.1The Beginning of the Holy Roman Empire 1.4.2Characteristics of the Holy Roman Empire 1.4.3Emperors of the Holy Roman Empire 1.4.4The Story of Otto III 1.4.5Strengths & Weaknesses of the Holy Roman Empire

1.5

Medieval Religion

1.5.1The Hierarchy of the Church 1.5.2The Church Officials 1.5.3Methods of Worship 1.5.4Religious Life & Monasticism 1.5.5Key Figures & Events

1.6

The Influence of the Church in Medieval Times

1.6.1The Church, Education & Daily Life 1.6.2The Influence of the Church on Politics 1.6.3Strengths & Weaknesses of the Church's Influence

1.7

How Religion Tested the Power of Kings

1.7.1Conflicts with the Church 1.7.2Excommunication of King Henry IV 1.7.3Religious Movements & Heresies 1.7.4The Crusades

1.8

Dynastic Challenges to Medieval Monarchs

1.8.1The Norman Conquest & Its Aftermath 1.8.2The Anarchy: A Civil War for the Crown 1.8.3The Plantagenet Family Feuds 1.8.4The Wars of the Roses 1.8.5The Story of The Princes in the Tower 1.8.6Strengths & Weaknesses of Dynastic Struggles

1.9

Challenges to Medieval Monarchs

1.9.1The Magna Carta 1.9.2The Rise of Parliament 1.9.3The Baron’s Wars 1.9.4Strengths & Weaknesses of Political Challenges

1.10

Revolts, Rebellions & Rights

1.10.1The Power of the People 1.10.2The Peasants Revolt of 1381 1.10.3Women in the Peasants Revolt 1.10.4Jack Cade’s Rebellion in 1450 1.10.5The Legend of Robin Hood

1.11

Medieval England & Her Neighbours

1.11.1Medieval England & Wales 1.11.2The Rise of Welsh Princes 1.11.3The Legend of the Red Dragon 1.11.4The History of Medieval England and Scotland 1.11.5Castles & the Stone of Scone 1.11.6The History of Medieval England and France 1 1.11.7History of Medieval England & France 2

1.12

European Renaissance

1.12.1The Fall of the Byzantine Empire 1 1.12.2The Fall of the Byzantine Empire 2 1.12.3Advancements in Science and Technology 1 1.12.4Advancements in Science and Technology 2 1.12.5Renaissance Art 1.12.6The Age of Exploration 1 1.12.7The Age of Exploration 2

1.13

Norman Conquest & Control

1.13.1Pre-1066 1.13.2Pre-1066 - Warfare 1.13.3Pre-1066 - Culture 1.13.4Edward's Death 1.13.5Claims to the English Throne 1.13.6The Conquest - Battle of Gate Fulford 1.13.7The Conquest - The Battle of Stamford Bridge 1.13.8The Conquest - The Battle of Hastings 1.13.9The Conquest - The Battle of Hastings - Tactics 1.13.10The Conquest - Why Did William Win?1.13.11Disciplinary Knowledge - Causation 1.13.12Disciplinary Knowledge - Consequence 1.13.13Norman Power & Control 1.13.14Changes Under the Normans - Society 1.13.15Changes Under the Normans - Towns 1.13.16Changes Under the Normans - Town Features 1.13.17Changes Under the Normans - The Church 1.13.18Changes Under the Normans - The Church 2 1.13.19Changes Under the Normans - The Feudal System 1.13.20Changes Under the Normans - Rights & Responsibilit 1.13.21Disciplinary Knowledge - Change & Continuity

1.14

Historical Skills

1.14.1Chronology – Piecing Together the Past 1 1.14.2Chronology – Piecing Together the Past 2 1.14.3Uncovering the Past 1.14.4How Historians use Historical Evidence

2

The Medieval World: 450-1450 AD

2.1

Anglo-Saxon England

2.1.1Vikings & Anglo-Saxons 2.1.2Reasons for Viking Invasions 2.1.3Alfred the Great 2.1.4England's Revival 2.1.5Anglo-Saxon Towns

2.2

The Contest for the English Throne

2.2.1Edward the Confessor's Death 2.2.2The Contenders 2.2.3Battle of Stamford Bridge 2.2.4Battle of Hastings 2.2.5Battle of Hastings Timeline 2.2.6End of Topic Test - Edward's Death to Hastings 2.2.7The Feudal System 2.2.8Castles 2.2.9The Domesday Book 2.2.10End of Topic Test - Feudal System & Domesday Book

2.3

Conquering the Holy Land, 10-96-1396 AD

2.3.1Origins of the Crusades 2.3.2Early Disputes Over the Holy Land 2.3.3The First Crusade 2.3.4Course of the Crusades 2.3.5Reasons for the Crusades 2.3.6Military Impact of the Crusades 2.3.7Scientific Impact of the Crusades 2.3.8Domestic Impact of the Crusades 2.3.9Christian Interpretation of the Crusades 2.3.10Muslim Interpretation of the Crusades 2.3.11End of Topic Test - The Crusades 2.3.12End of Topic Test - The Crusades 2

2.4

King John

2.4.1King John 2.4.2King John's Power 2.4.3King John & the Church 2.4.4The Battle of Bouvines 2.4.5The Barons' Rebellion 2.4.6End of Topic Test - King John 2.4.7End of Topic Test - The Battle of Bouvines 2.4.8End of Topic Test - The Barons' Rebellion

2.5

The Magna Carta & Parliament

2.5.1The Magna Carta 2.5.2Lasting Impact of the Magna Carta 2.5.3The Magna Carta & the Monarchy 2.5.4The Magna Carta & Democracy 2.5.5Contemporary Interpretations of King John 2.5.6Later Interpretations of King John 2.5.7Modern Interpretations of King John 2.5.8End of Topic Test - The Magna Carta 2.5.9End of Topic Test - Lasting Impact of Magna Carta 2.5.10End of Topic Test - Interpretations of King John

2.6

The Black Death

2.6.1The Black Death 2.6.2The Impact of the Black Death

3

Worldviews

3.1

Time & History

3.1.1Measuring Time

3.2

The Christian World

3.2.1Constantinople & the World in 1000 3.2.2Who was St Foy?3.2.3The Significance of St Foy

3.3

The Muslim World

3.3.1Location & Building of Baghdad 3.3.2House of Wisdom 3.3.3Development of Knowledge 3.3.4Madrasas 3.3.5Translating Knowledge & Key Scholars 3.3.6Science & Medicine 3.3.7What does Medieval Baghdad Reveal?

4

The Empire of Mali: 1076-1670 AD

4.1

Geography

4.1.1Geography of the Mali Empire 4.1.2Medieval West Africa 4.1.3Foundation of the Malian Empire 4.1.4Sunjata Keita 4.1.5Cities of the Mali Empire

4.2

Key Figures

4.2.1Mansa Musa 4.2.2Disciplinary Knowledge - Significance 4.2.3Disciplinary Knowledge - Similarity & Diffference

4.3

The Hajj to Mecca

4.3.1The Hajj to Mecca 4.3.2The Impact of the Hajj 4.3.3The Impact in Mali

5

The Renaissance & Reformations: 1500-1598 AD

6

The British Empire: 1583-1960 AD

6.1

The British Empire

6.1.1The British Empire

6.2

North America

6.2.1Early Settlement 6.2.2Jamestown, Virginia 6.2.3The Pilgrim Fathers 6.2.4Native Americans 6.2.5Independence

6.3

The Caribbean

6.3.1The Slave Trade 6.3.2Impact of the Slave Trade

6.4

India

6.4.1The East India Company 6.4.2Expansion of the East India Company 6.4.3Bengal 6.4.4Significance of India

6.5

Australia

6.5.1A Penal Colony 6.5.2The Native Population

6.6

Africa

6.6.1Cape Colony 6.6.2Egypt 6.6.3West Africa

6.7

The Outcomes of the British Empire

6.7.1Impacts of the British Empire 6.7.2The Brutality of Empire 6.7.3The Fall of the British Empire 6.7.4End of Topic Test - The British Empire 1 6.7.5End of Topic Test - The British Empire 2

7

The Peasants' Revolt: 1381 AD

7.1

Causes of the Peasants' Revolt

7.1.1Why Did the Peasants Revolt?7.1.2Poll Tax 7.1.3Black Death 7.1.4John of Gaunt 7.1.5Other Reasons for the Peasants' Revolt 7.1.6The Trigger for the Peasants' Revolt

7.2

Course of the Revolt

7.2.1Rebellion Starts in Essex & Kent 7.2.2March to London 7.2.3Events in London 7.2.4Crushing the Revolt 7.2.5End of the Revolt

7.3

Consequences of the Peasants Revolt

7.3.1Immediate Consequences 7.3.2Short Term Consequences 7.3.3Long Term Consequences

7.4

Peasants' Revolt's Threat to Monarchy

7.4.1What is Monarchic Power?7.4.2Was the Revolt a Threat to the King's Power?7.4.3Was the Revolt a Threat to the Lords?7.4.4Was the Revolt a Threat to the Feudal System?

8

Religion in the Middle Ages

8.1

Religion in the Middle Ages

8.1.1How Powerful was the Church?8.1.2The Church 8.1.3Where did People Worship?8.1.4What was the Role of the Church in Everyday Life?8.1.5How did the Church use the Afterlife?8.1.6What was the Role of Monasteries?8.1.7How Significant was the Church?

9

Slavery: 1619-1833 AD

9.1

Slavery

9.1.1Beginnings of the Slave Trade 9.1.2The Triangular Slave Trade 9.1.3Impact of the Slave Trade on Britain 9.1.4Slave Trade & World Impacts 9.1.5Reasons Attitudes to the Slave Trade Changed 9.1.6The Committee for the Abolition 9.1.7The Abolition of Slavery: Key Events 9.1.8Interpretations of the Slave Trade 9.1.9Interpretations of Abolition 9.1.10End of Topic Test - Slavery

10

The English Civil War: 1642-1660 AD

11

The Industrial Revolution: 1750-1840 AD

11.1

The Industrial Revolution

11.1.1Life in Britain 1750 11.1.2New Inventions 11.1.3What was the Significance of these Inventions?11.1.4The Factory System 11.1.5Factory Life 11.1.6Coal 11.1.7Steam Trains 11.1.8Canals 11.1.9Towns & Cities 11.1.10Living Conditions in Towns & Cities

12

US Independence: 1775-1783 AD

12.1

US Independence

12.1.1Conquering America 12.1.2Fighting France 12.1.3Causes of the War of Independence 12.1.4Causes of the War of Independence 2 12.1.5The American War of Independence 12.1.6Outcome of the War 12.1.7End of Topic Test - US Independence

13

The French Revolution: 1789-1815 AD

13.1

The Revolution

13.1.1The Ancien Regime 13.1.2The Estates-General 13.1.3The Storming of the Bastille 13.1.4Political Reform 13.1.5The Fall of the King 13.1.6The Terror

13.2

The Restoration of Order

13.2.1Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?13.2.2Napoleon’s Rise to Power 13.2.3Napoleon in Power 13.2.4Military Success 13.2.5The Fall of Napoleon

14

The British Empire: 1857–1930 AD

14.1

The British Empire

14.1.1Empires over Time 14.1.2Expansion into Africa 14.1.3Motives for Expansion into Africa 14.1.4History of Egypt 14.1.5The British Empire & India 14.1.6The Bengal Famine, Indian Mutiny & Indian Economy 14.1.7International Relations with other Powers 14.1.8Scramble for Africa 14.1.9The Berlin Conference & Assessment 14.1.10Native Policy in Colonies 14.1.11Relations & Business with Iran 14.1.12Iran After WW2 14.1.13Impact of WW1 - White Dominion Support 14.1.14Impact of WW1 - Indian and African Support 14.1.15Palestine & the Middle East 14.1.16Britain & its African & Middle Eastern Colonies

15

Suffrage: 1840-1928 AD

15.1

Suffrage

15.1.1The 1832 Great Reform Act 15.1.2Women & Work in the 19th Century 15.1.3Women’s Education in the 19th Century 15.1.4The Rise of Revolutionaries

15.2

The Campaign for Women’s Suffrage

15.2.1The Suffragists (NUWSS)15.2.2The Suffragettes (WSPU)15.2.3The Escalation of the Suffragettes (WSPU)15.2.4The Effect of WW1 on the Suffragettes

15.3

Women’s Enfranchisement

15.3.1Women’s Enfranchisement 15.3.2Political Representation

16

World War 1: 1914-1918 AD

16.1

Causes of WW1

16.1.1A United Germany 16.1.2German Foreign Policy 16.1.3The Triple Alliance 16.1.4The 'Entente'16.1.5Impact of the Alliances on International Relations 16.1.6German Rearmament 16.1.7British Rearmament

16.2

Outbreak & Early War

16.2.1Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 16.2.2The July Crisis 16.2.3The Schlieffen Plan 16.2.4Failure of the Schlieffen Plan 16.2.5The Crisis in the Balkans (1908-1909)16.2.6The Crisis in the Balkans (1908-1909) - Climax 16.2.7The Balkan Wars (1912-13)16.2.8Summary of the Lead Up to War

16.3

The War of Attrition

16.3.1Stalemate 16.3.2Trench Warfare 16.3.3Battle of Verdun 16.3.4Battle of the Somme 16.3.5Consequences of the Battle of the Somme 16.3.6Battle of Passchendaele 16.3.7New Weapons 16.3.8The War at Sea 16.3.9U-Boats 16.3.10The War in the Air

16.4

Forgotten Armies of WWI

16.4.1Forgotten Armies of WWI 16.4.2The Story of Ganga Singh 16.4.3The Story of Algerian Troops 16.4.4The Story of Mike Mountain Horse 16.4.5The Story of Chinese Labourers 1 16.4.6The Story of Chinese Labourers 2

16.5

The End of the War

16.5.1Reasons for the Entry of the USA 16.5.2The Impact of US Entry on the War 16.5.3The German Spring Offensive 16.5.4The Allied Advance 16.5.5The Final Blockade 16.5.6The Armistice

17

The Russian Revolution: 1917 AD

17.1

Russia's Economy and Society

17.1.1Industrial Weakness 17.1.2Sergei Witte's Reforms 17.1.3Living & Working Conditions

17.2

Nicholas II's Autocracy & the Court

17.2.1Growth of Revolutionary Opposition 17.2.2The 1905 Revolution 17.2.3The October Manifesto 17.2.4Reforming Russia 17.2.5The Duma & Political Stalemate 17.2.6The Third Duma

17.3

The First World War

17.3.1Social Effects of WW1 17.3.2Economic Effects of WW1 17.3.3Political Effects of WW1 17.3.4Rasputin 17.3.5The Winter of 1916-17 17.3.6The Seeds of Revolution 17.3.7The Tsar's Abdication

17.4

Lenin's New Society

17.4.1Social Problems 17.4.2Economic Problems 17.4.3Lenin 17.4.4Trotsky 17.4.5The Growth of the Bolsheviks 17.4.6The October & November Revolutions

17.5

Impact of Lenin's Dictatorship

17.5.1End of WW1 17.5.2The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 17.5.3The Cheka 17.5.4Red Terror & Centralisation 17.5.5The Civil War and the Red Army 17.5.6Propaganda 17.5.7The New Economic POlicy 17.5.8Achievements of Lenin & Trotsky

18

The Inter-War Years: 1919-1939 AD

19

World War 2: 1939-1945 AD

19.1

World War 2

19.1.1Long Term Factors of WW2 19.1.2Hitler & the Nazis 19.1.3Appeasement 19.1.4The Phoney War 19.1.5The Blitzkrieg 19.1.6The Battle of Britain 19.1.7German Invasion of the USSR 19.1.8US Entrance into WW2 19.1.9Allied Victory 19.1.10Churchill 19.1.11Anti-Semitism 19.1.12The Holocaust 19.1.13Outcome of WW2 19.1.14Interpretations of the Causes of WW2 19.1.15Interpretation of US Entrance 19.1.16Interpretation of USSR Entrance

20

The Cold War: 1947-1962 AD

20.1

The Cold War

20.1.1Introduction to Key Terms of the Cold War 20.1.2Ideological Differences Between the Superpowers 20.1.3The Yalta & Potsdam Conferences - 1945 AD 20.1.4Satellite States 20.1.5The Atomic Bomb 20.1.6NATO 20.1.7Containment 20.1.8The Marshall Plan 20.1.9The Berlin Crisis 20.1.10The Berlin Airlift 20.1.11The Refugee Problem in Berlin 20.1.12The Berlin Wall 20.1.13The Arms Race 20.1.14The Space Race 20.1.15Relations with Cuba 20.1.16The Cuban Missile Crisis 20.1.17Consequences of the Cuban Missile Crisis

21

Civil Rights in the USA: 1954-1975 AD

21.1

Segregation in the USA

21.1.1Segregation & Discrimination 21.1.2Voting 21.1.3Brown v. Topeka 21.1.4Little Rock High School 21.1.5Rosa Parks 21.1.6Martin Luther King Jr.21.1.7Opposition to the Civil Rights Movement 21.1.8The Murder of Emmett Till 21.1.9The James Meredith Case 21.1.10Peaceful Protests in the 1960s 21.1.11Freedom Summer & Mississippi Murders 21.1.12Civil & Voting Rights Acts 21.1.13Presidents Kennedy & Johnson 21.1.14The Riots of 1965–67 21.1.15The Kerner Report 21.1.16Martin Luther King's Campaign 21.1.17Assassination of Martin Luther King 21.1.18Consequences of Assassination of MLK

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