Links to Useful Websites
Year 7
The Voyages of Discovery
Medieval Realms
The Romans
Year 8
The Making of the United Kingdom, 1500-1750
- Tudor England
- Elizabethan England
Industrialisation in Britain, 1750-1900
- British History 1700-1900
- Quarry Bank Mill
- Emancipation of women 1860-1920
Year 9
Black People of the Americas
- Black History
- Power, Politics and Protest – How and Why did Political rights Change
in the 19th Century?
- Slavery
The Era of the Second World War
- The First World War
- World War One
- Twentieth
Century Heroes and Villains –
Winston Churchill and Dresden, Kennedy
and the Cuban Missile Crisis, Stalin and the industrialization of the
U.S.S.R., President Harry Truman and the Atomic Bomb.
- The German
Propaganda Archive –
examples of Nazi propaganda (posters and
speeches and much more). BE WARNED: SOME OF THIS MATERIAL
IS HIGHLY RACIST AND MAY OFFEND.
- GCSE Modern
World History –
absolutely essential for GCSE students in years
10 and 11. Also useful for year 9 students studying The Era of th Second
World War.
- Revision –
superb resouces, information, explanations, tips, quizzes and examples of
exam questions.
- History Study Stop – games,
GCSE Revision Quiz, articles, TV programmes, special offers.
General
- Active History – an excellent site for all years. Includes interactive games
and simulations. Ask your History teacher for the password.
- Britannia: British History
- Exhibitions –
written and pictorial sources on the for years 9,10 and 11. Themes include
World War 1, 19th century politics and protest and Victorian Britain.
- History Matters –
Why History is such an important subject.
- ProQuest Learning –
ask your History teacher for your username and password in order to access
the
superb members section of this site.
- School History –
this is an excellent site which includes resouces, quizzes and activities
for all year groups.
- Snapshots –
activities based on visual sources. Themes covered include how we find out
about 19th Century people; Victorian homes and leisure; was Hitler
a lunatic?;
was Guy Fawkes tortured?; what did people think of the new Poor Law?;
how did the Home Front prepare for war?.
- Spartacus Encyclopedias –
superb historical encyclopedia.
- The History Net – an American
view of U.S. and world history including the Second World War.
Pages created by J Reeve, 2006.