Teach any SQA Advanced Higher topic, no prep needed!
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Every SQA Higher topic is covered, and each module comes complete with:
Are you looking for SQA Advanced Higher History (C837 77) teaching materials to save you time in the classroom? We provide a comprehensive set of teaching materials that covers every single topic option. Access to this bundle includes:
- 10 complete modules (Coming soon!)
- A Scheme of Work/lesson plan for each module (Coming soon!)
- Complete set of editable PowerPoint lessons for each module (Coming soon!)
- Accompanying worksheets and homework tasks for every module (Coming soon!)
- 4 assessment tasks per module (Coming soon!)
- Practice exam booklets for every SQA Advanced Higher topic (Coming soon!)
- Practice exercises for every SQA topic (Coming soon!)
If you or your school are teaching SQA Advanced Higher History, this bundle is the most complete set of teaching materials available to help you deliver the best lessons for your students. Save hundreds of hours in lesson planning by taking advantage of our completely editable materials today!
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Historical Study
Northern Britain from the Iron Age to 1034
Field of study 1
Scotland: independence and kingship, 1249–1334
Field of study 2
Scotland: from the Treaty of Union to the Enlightenment, 1707–1815
Field of study 3
USA: ‘a house divided’, 1850–65
Field of study 4
Japan: the modernisation of a nation, 1840–1920
Field of study 5
Germany: from democracy to dictatorship, 1918–39
Field of study 6
South Africa: race and power, 1902–84
Field of study 7
Russia: from Tsarism to Stalinism, 1914–45
Field of study 8
The Spanish Civil War: causes, conflict and consequences, 1923–45
Field of study 9
Britain: at war and peace, 1938–51
Field of study 10
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