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GCSE teaching resources
An interactive exercise on Stresemann by Sue Wilkinson
An exercise on the the outbreak of war in 1914 using events as evidence by Tom Wells
GCSE student study skills
Advice on student Internet use
Advice on topic consolidation and revision
Advice for students undertaking coursework
Advice on answering document questions
Please note that the articles in this section are from our AS section
but they have, nevertheless, valuable comment for GCSE document work
- Attitudes to Parliamentary reform, 1831 by Howard Martin
Pictures, cartoons and illustrations as historical evidence by Howard Martin
German unification in the nineteenth century by Dr David Williamson
Using Statistical Sources: the 1841 Election * by Howard Martin
The First Labour Government, 1924 * by Dr Robert Pearce
Italian Unification * by Mark Allchorn
Cartoons from Punch * by Howard Martin
Kerensky, Lenin and the Bolshevik Revolution * by Chris Corin
The rise of Mussolini * by John Hite
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