Continuation of War and British Society c.790 to c2010; Paper 2, British Thematic study
Second order historical concepts such as causation, change and historical significance to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the relationship between war and society over a long period of British history, this includes a broad sweep of time which covers the impact of different types of warfare, attitudes and responses to war, impacts of the war on people and impacts of the war on government and politics. Review of student’s work, hinge questions, quizzing, homework and online quizzes created by the history dept.
A study of the historic environment: Kenilworth Castle
How to analyse and evaluate different types of source material and explain how historians and archaeologists examine the physical fabric of Kenilworth and accompanying documentation to explore the form and function of Kenilworth castle throughout time. Review of student’s work, hinge questions, quizzing, homework and online quizzes created by the history dept.
British depth study Personal Rule to Restoration
Analyse, evaluate and use sources (contemporary to the period) to make substantiated judgements, in the context of the political and religious tensions which led to war, divisions within Parliament and key individuals and groups, the nature and extent of political and religious change in the period. Review of student’s work, hinge questions, quizzing, homework and online quizzes created by the history dept.