History Revision and Support

Knowledge Organisers for History can be found HERE

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What content does this cover?

Medicine Through Time: 1250 - 2000

c1250–c1500: Medicine in Medieval England
c1500–c1700: The Medical Renaissance in England
c1700–c1900: Medicine in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-century Britain
c1900–present: Medicine in modern Britain
The British sector of the Western Front, 1914–18: surgery and treatment

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Spain and the New World: 1490-1555

c1490 -1512: Spain reaches the Americas
c1513-c1528: The Conquistadors
C1528-c1555: The Spanish Empire

Early Elizabethan England: 1558-1588

1558-1569: Queen, government and religion in the years
1569-88: Challenges to Elizabeth at home and abroad in the years
1558-88: Elizabethan society in the Age of Exploration

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The USA conflict at home and abroad: 1954 - 1975

c1954-1960: The development of the Civil Rights Movement
c1960-1975: Protest, progress and radicalism
c1954-1975: US involvement in the Vietnam War
c1964-75: Reactions to and the end of US involvement in Vietnam

How should I revise?

Often there are short mark questions such as key features recalling dates and key events. The best technique to practise recalling these are: Mind Maps and Brain Dumps

Flash revision cards are really good to test your understanding around key era’s stated above and are a great way to work with your family to practise recall.

For longer-marked questions such as how far do you agree and explain why, using past papers and planning sheets is often the best way to revise..

How should I revise?

Some questions require an analysis of cause and consequence. The best way to revise this is through Mind Maps and Brain ups.

Often there are short mark questions such as the narrative account, recalling dates and key events. The best technique to practise recalling these are: Flashcards, Mind Maps and Brain Dumps

For longer-mark questions such as how far do you agree, using past papers and planning sheets is often the best way to revise.

How should I revise?

Often there are short mark questions recalling dates and key events. The best technique to practise recalling these are: Mind Maps and Brain Dumps

Often Civil Rights Movement and Radicalism are compared and contrasted to test students' understanding of the impacts. Self quizzing key questions here are the best resources to improve recall, utilising knowledge organisers to mark your work.

For longer-marked questions such as how far do you agree and explain why, using past papers and planning sheets is often the best way to revise.

Key Revision Techniques:

Brain Dumps

Mind Maps

Flash Cards

Using past papers

Key Revision Techniques:

Brain Dumps

Mind Maps

Using past papers

Flashcards

Key Revision Techniques: