Key Topic Term Week Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Number 1 1 reasons for the Liberal Factors leading to the Liberal win in OCR A Level History: Britain landslide; 1906: 1846-1951, Mike Wells, Hodder Dividing opposition The Edwardian Crisis, Britain Trade unionist opposition 1901-14, Powell, Macmillan Non-conformist opposition Government and Reform, Chinese slavery issue Pearce and Stearn, Cruelty to civilians during the Hodder Boer War Access to History, 1900-1951, United Liberal party Lynch, Hodder Role of the leadership Attraction of new liberalism to voters 1 2 the origins and Origins of the party and ideological roots OCR A Level History: Britain development of the 1846-1951, Mike Wells, Hodder Factors leading to a growth in the Labour Party and the Labour party. The Edwardian Crisis, Britain Trade Unions from 1901-14, Powell, Macmillan Extent of the success of Labour party to 1893 to 1914; 1914. Government and Reform, Pearce and Stearn, Challenges faced by Trade Unions after Trade Unions and Hodder 1893: problems of industrial Technology The Rise of the Labour Party, unrest. Challenge to traditional crafts Phillips, Routledge Grower strength of Access to History, 1900-1951, employers’ associations Lynch, Hodder New unions and growing militancy Legal challenges Need for political representation Use of union power for political ends Rising cost of living and growing unemployment Growth of membership
Key Topic Term Week Number Indicative Content Extended Content Resources 1 1 reasons for the Liberal landslide; Factors leading to the Liberal win in 1906: Dividing opposition Trade unionist opposition Non-conformist opposition Chinese slavery issue Cruelty to civilians during the Boer War United Liberal party Role of the leadership Attraction of new liberalism to voters OCR A Level History: Britain 1846-1951, Mike Wells, Hodder The Edwardian Crisis, Britain 1901-14, Powell, Macmillan Government and Reform, Pearce and Stearn, Hodder Access to History, 1900-1951, Lynch, Hodder 1 2 the origins and development of the Labour Party and the Trade Unions from 1893 to 1914; Trade Unions and problems of industrial unrest. Origins of the party and ideological roots Factors leading to a growth in the Labour party. Extent of the success of Labour party to 1914. Challenges faced by Trade Unions after 1893: Technology Challenge to traditional crafts Grower strength of employers’ associations New unions and growing militancy Legal challenges Need for political representation Use of union power for political ends Rising cost of living and growing unemployment Growth of membership OCR A Level History: Britain 1846-1951, Mike Wells, Hodder The Edwardian Crisis, Britain 1901-14, Powell, Macmillan Government and Reform, Pearce and Stearn, Hodder The Rise of the Labour Party, Phillips, Routledge Access to History, 1900-1951, Lynch, Hodder
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