Tagged with Age 14-16 (GCSE)
Resource : Age of Revolution Top Trumps
Ideas and activities for using our FREE Age of Revolution Top Trumps in the Classroom
Resource : Creating a historical graphic story
A guide to planning and creating graphic panels and stories with your students, inspired by revolutionary people and events.
Resource : Innovations and the spread of ideas
How did innovations like the printing press, the penny post and the steam engine impact on the spread of ideas in the 1800s?
Resource : Abolition of the transatlantic slave trade
From the men, women and children who resisted their enslavement, to the campaigners who fought for its abolition, use a range of sources to find out who fought for the abolition of slavery and some of the tactics they used.
Resource : A medical revolution?
It has been said that there was a medical revolution between 1775 and 1848. Do students agree? Explore the evidence and make the case.
Resource : Why did workers protest?
Interrogate banners, posters, songs and more to find out how and why workers of the past protested, and whether their demands were met.
Resource : Guides for teachers
Use these guides to make the most of our Revolutionary collection across the curriculum with students of all ages.
Resource : Historical enquiries
Historical enquiries for all ages exploring the Age of Revolution – from transport, the industrial revolution and Captain Cook’s shopping list, to campaigns, protests, revolutionary ideas and the French revolution.
Resource : True or false?
Revolutionary facts and figures - can students fool their classmates?
Resource : Revolutionary memes
Use a simple app to put a modern-day twist on a historical object or image.