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National Four / Five History

HISTORY is about people in the past…

HISTORY is about events in the past…

HISTORY is important – it helps you understand the world we live in today…

What career will it help me with? There are lots of jobs associated with history… Researcher for organisations like the BBC Archaeologist Tour guide Museum Work Archivist

HISTORY also opens doors to many other careers…

It can also be an additional qualification to take you to University

Most importantly… it must be something that you think you would ENJOY over the next year…

Celebrities with History degrees Sacha Baron cohen, Louis Theroux, Ed Norton, Jonathon Ross. Gordon Brown. Michael Palin, Steve carrel.

All these people have History degrees, but what else do they have in common? Bush, Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D Roosevelt, Richard Nixon (All U.S Presidents)

DUBOIS Dubois- first African-American to receive a PHD from Harvard

3 Units in National 4 / 5 History The Era of the Great War, 1914-1928 Hitler and Nazi Germany, 1919-1939 Changing Britain, 1760-1900

Changing Britain, 1760-1900

Health and Housing

Impact of the Industrial Revolution - Coal Mining

Coal Mining

Textile factories

The Development of Railways

Campaigns for the vote

The Era of the Great War, 1914-1928

Two armed camps in Europe

Fighting begins…Scots on the Western Front

Horrors of fighting

Daily life for soldiers

The Technology of World War One

Gas

Tanks

Guns

Life in Scotland during the war

Impact of War on Scotland

Hitler and Nazi Germany, 1919-1939

End of World War One – Goodbye to the German Kaiser

Communist Uprising

Treaty of Versailles – German Losses

Hyperinflation – money is worthless

Problems in Germany – Unemployment and Poverty

Yes to Hitler!

Hitler’s use of Terror

Opposition to the Nazis

Hitler’s persecution of the Jews

Hitler’s policies for the young…

Propaganda