Teach British History A-Level History, no prep needed!
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Every A-Level British History topic is covered, and each module comes complete with:
British History A-Level History Resources
Click the topics below to access history teaching worksheets aligned with each area of A Level history. These can be used by teachers, homeschoolers and self-learners. They are suitable for students aged between 16-18 and include revision material and assessments (with answers).
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The Viking Age c.790–1066
Viking society, administration and livelihood
Warfare and raids
Settlements and the Danelaw
Culture and religion
The Early Anglo-Saxons c.400–800
The development of Kingship and kingdoms in Britain and Ireland
Religion and the Christian Church in Britain and Ireland
Economic and social life in Britain and Ireland
Cultural change in Britain and Ireland
Anglo-Norman England, 1066- 1154
Angevin Kings, 1159- 1216
Henry II, 1159-1189
Richard I, 1189-1199
King John, 1199-1216
Plantagenet Kings, 1216-1399
Henry III, 1216-1272
Richard II, 1377-1399
House of Lancaster, 1399-1471
Henry IV, 1399-1413
Henry V, 1413-1422
Henry VI, 1422-1461 and 1470-71
House of York, 1461- 1485
Edward IV, 1461- 1470 and 1471-1483
Richard III, 1483-85
Wars of the Roses, 1450-1499
The Fall of the House of Lancaster, 1450-1471
The Fall of the House of York, 1471-1499
Tudor England, 1485-1603
The Church and Medieval Heresy c.1100–1437
The Church of England, 1529-1570
The Break from Rome, c.1529-1547
Establishment of the Chruch of England, 1547-1570
Stuart Britain, 1603-1714
James I, 1603-1625
Charles I, 1625-1649
Charles II and the Interregnum, 1660-1685
James II and the Glorious Revolution, 1685-1688
William III, 1689-1702 and Mary II, 1689-1694
Anne, 1702-1714
The British Empire, c.1770-1967
American Revolution, 1770-83
British Australia, 1788-1829
Canada and the Durham Report, 1837-40
The High Water Mark of the British Empire, c.1857-1914
India, 1857-1948
Imperial Retreat, 1914-1967
Victorian and Edwardian Britain, c1851–1914
Reform and challenge, c1851–c1886
Challenges to the status quo, c1886–1914
Parliamentary Reforms and its impact & Britain at War, 1790-1918
Parliamentary Reform in Britain, 1780-1928
British warfare, 1790-1918
Women Suffrage & Public Health in Britain
The Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU), 1903-14
Public Health in Britain 1780-1939
Poverty in Britain
Poverty, vagrancy and the poor in Wales and England, c.1485-1603
Poverty in Britain 1780-1939
Industrialisation in Britain, c1783-1888
Causes of the Industrial Revolution
Pressure for change, c.1783-1812
Government and a changing society, 1812-1832
The Age of Reform, 1883-1885
Economy, society and politics, 1846-1888
British Government in the Age of Revolution and Revolution, 1783-1853
William Pitt the Younger, 1783-1801 and 1804-06
Lord Liverpool and the Tories, 1812-1830
Peel and the Conservative party, 1832-1846
Liberals, Conservatives and the Rise of Labour, 1846-1902
Whig to Liberals
Gladstonian Liberalism
Disraelian Conservatism
Gladstone and Salisbury until 1902
Liberal crisis and reforms, 1900-1918
Liberal Reforms, 1900-1918
Britain Transformed 1918–97
A changing political and economic environment, 1918–79
Creating a welfare state, 1918–79
Society in transition, 1918–79
The changing quality of life, 1918–79
Britain, 1918-1951
British Politics, 1918-1929
British domestic politics, 1929-1939
British domestic politics, 1940-1951
Making of Modern Britain, 1930-2007
Churchill 1930-1951
Conservative Governments of Churchill, Eden, Macmillan and Home 1951-1964
Wilson and the Labour Governments, 1964-1970
Heath and Callaghan, 1970-1979
Thatcherism, 1979-1990
John Major, 1990-97
The Era of New Labour, 1997-2007
Wales: Resistance, conquest and rebellion, c. 1240-1415
Society, culture and the economy c.1240-1415
British domestic politics, 1929-1939
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