Year Group: Year 9 Subject: History Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Topic World War 1 The campaign for The era of civil Depth Study: Terrorism in the modern The Holocaust women’s suffrage rights in America world Summary of Students will learn Students will learn Students will learn Students will learn Students will learn how and why terror how the world how Britain became a about the issues a chronology of tactics are used in the modern world with Content changed in the early democracy and will facing Germany and American Civil a focus on two case studies: years of the twentieth focus in particular on Hitlers rise to power. Rights particularly: -Northern Ireland century and analyse the different They will look at what The Jim Crow --Al-Qaeda the causes of WW1, campaigns and tactics the holocaust was, Laws, The Bus how WW1 was fought used by how it happened and Boycott, The and the impacts of -the suffragettes its influence long Birmingham WW1 -the suffragists term. marches and the significance of MLK and Malcolm X. Assessment Extended writing Exam (Trial) on Short written answer Exam (Trial) on the In class Essay End of Year Exam: women’s suffrage and significance of WWI with leading Civil Rights Sources and combination of short figures. associated and longer answer questions from all questions units studied this year
Year Group: Year 9 Subject: History Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Topic World War 1 The campaign for women’s suffrage The Holocaust The era of civil rights in America Depth Study: Terrorism in the modern world Summary of Content Students will learn how the world changed in the early years of the twentieth century and analyse the causes of WW1, how WW1 was fought and the impacts of WW1 Students will learn how Britain became a democracy and will focus in particular on the different campaigns and tactics used by -the suffragettes -the suffragists Students will learn about the issues facing Germany and Hitlers rise to power. They will look at what the holocaust was, how it happened and its influence long term. Students will learn a chronology of American Civil Rights particularly: The Jim Crow Laws, The Bus Boycott, The Birmingham marches and the significance of MLK and Malcolm X. Students will learn how and why terror tactics are used in the modern world with a focus on two case studies: -Northern Ireland --Al-Qaeda Assessment Extended writing Exam (Trial) on women’s suffrage and WWI with combination of short and longer answer questions Short written answer Exam (Trial) on the significance of leading Civil Rights figures. In class Essay End of Year Exam: Sources and associated questions from all units studied this year
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