20th Century Conflict
Enquiry question: How do new ideas cause conflict?
Homework 1: What were the main events of the Second World War?
New World Slavery
Enquiry question: How far did New World Slavery contribute to racism today?
Lesson 1: Where do ideas of ‘race’ come from?
Lesson 2: When did Europeans become involved in trading African slaves?
Lesson 3: What is exceptional about the Middle Passage?
Lesson 4: What was slavery’s impact on England and West Africa?
Lesson 5: How did slave societies in the New World work?
Lesson 6: How did slaves become Maroons in Jamaica?
Lesson 8: How did the enslaved people of Saint Dominigue lead a successful revolution?
Lesson 9: How did the abolition of slavery in Britain work?
Lesson 10: Who actually benefited when Britain ended the slave trade in 1807?
Lesson 11: What have been the long-term consequences of the transatlantic slave trade?
The Holocaust
Homework lesson – Leon Greenman
Homework lesson – The British response to the Holocaust
Terrorism
Enquiry question: Has terrorism remained the same throughout time?
Lesson 2: What were the aims and motivations of the Gunpowder Plotters?
Lesson 3: Were the IRA freedom fighters or terrorists?
Lesson 4: What similarities and differences can we see between the Gunpowder Plotters and the IRA?
Lesson 5: Why does the world remember Nelson Mandela?
Lesson 6: Did 9/11 change the way the world punished terrorists?
Lesson 7: What does modern terrorism look like?
Lesson 8: Terrorism case study table
Lesson 9: Assessment
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