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1 Who should be king of England?
The Bayeux Tapestry Who should be king of England?

2 Norman Control - castles Norman Control – The Feudal system

3 The Black Death Castle improvements

4 Who were the best monarchs?
Thomas Becket Who were the best monarchs?

5 Heaven and Hell Martin Luther

6 Henry VII Henry VIII

7 Mary Tudor Edward VI

8 Queen Elizabeth Images of Elizabeth

9 The Industrial Revolution
Slavery The Industrial Revolution

10 The impact of the railways
Working in the mills The impact of the railways

11 Public health and cholera
Popular protest

12 The little red shoes – the Holocaust The twentieth century timeline

13 Causes of WW1 Trench warfare

14 The Treaty of Versailles
The League of Nations

15 Causes of WW2 Comparing WW1 and WW2

16 Life on WW2 Popular protest

17 Weimar Germany Weimar Germany

18 Young people in Nazi Germany
Women in Nazi Germany Young people in Nazi Germany

19 Persecution of the Jews
Nazi Control

20 The Nazis and the Church
Exam skills

21 Nazi Control - propaganda

22 Persecution of the Jews
Germany in WW2

23 The origins of the Cold War
The Berlin airlift

24 The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Vietnam War

25 Prohibition Prohibition

26 The origins of the Cold War
The Berlin airlift

27 The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Vietnam War

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