Teach any OCR B module : Britain in Peace and War, 1900–1918, no prep needed!
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Every OCR B topic is covered, and each module comes complete with:
Component 1: British Depth study, Britain in Peace and War, 1900–1918
What students need to learn:
- Wealth - Issue: Tensions in Edwardian society
- Britain’s power and wealth at the beginning of the twentieth century: an overview of industry, empire, military strength, technology and cities
- Class distinctions: the lives of the upper, middle and working classes
- Rowntree’s investigation into the nature of poverty
- Politics - Issue: Threats to political stability
- Strengths and weaknesses of the established parties and the rise of the Labour Party
- The Liberal reforms, the People’s Budget, the clash with the Lords and the Parliament Act of 1911
- The challenge from militant labour including the crisis years between 1910 and 1914
- Women - Issue: The nature and extent of support for women’s suffrage
- Women’s lives at the beginning of the twentieth century
- The campaigns for the vote: suffragists, suffragettes, support and opposition
- The relationship between Government responses and changes to the campaigns, 1910–1914
- Empire - Issue: British attitudes towards the Empire
- Differing attitudes towards the British Empire at the beginning of the twentieth century including responses to the Boer War
- India: differing British attitudes toward the Raj, 1900–1914
- Ireland: differing attitudes to the Home Rule crisis, 1912–1914
- War - Issue: Responses to the demands of total war
- Government policy and propaganda in response to the changing demands of war including early recruitment, conscription and DORA
- Men’s responses to the demands of the war including volunteering, pals’ battalions and conscientious objection
- Women’s responses to the demands of the war including volunteering, employment and development in the suffrage campaign