Violence in the Middle Ages…and Other Interesting Facts

Friday, August 31, 2012

Ian Mortimer is a godsend for history teachers trying to encourage reluctant students to do a bit of reading. He has an engaging, vivid style, enjoys the story and also seeks out the sort of historical nuggets that still elude textbooks. And unlike the stroppy Terry Deary he probably doesn’t mind his books being used in classes, or recommended by teachers.

History Categories

Sunday, February 01, 2009

by Jim Riley

Categories: GCSE - MWH GCSE - Origins of the First World War GCSE - Russian Revolution GCSE - First World War GCSE - Peacemaking & the League of Nations GCSE - USA in the 1920s GCSE - Depression / New Deal GCSE - Nazi Germany GCSE - Stalin’s Dictatorship GCSE - Second World War GCSE - Arab-Israeli Conflict GCSE - Origins of the Cold War GCSE - Crises of the Cold War GCSE - Civil Rights in USA GCSE - Britain & Northern Ireland GCSE - Superpower Relations GCSE - The USA and Vietnam GCSE - Failure of Détente & Collapse of Communism GCSE - Global Terror A LEVEL HISTORY Britain 1945-2007 Britain and India Europe and the Cold War France in Revolution Great Britain and the Irish Question Race Relations Russia: Reaction and Revolution Germany 1919-63 The Tudors Unification of Germany Unification of Italy USA and Vietnam Mao's China The Middle East GCSE - SHP Medicine Through Time Crime and Punishment Through Time Media Through Time Changing Nature of Warfare Germany 1919-45 Britain 1815-51 American West 1840-95 Elizabethan England South Africa Since 1948 TEACHING HISTORY Controlled Assessment GCSE Pilot Starter Activities Plenary Activities Worksheets History in the news Historians This day in History