History at Key Stage 4

	Topic	Assessment Details	Overall % of Final grade
Year 10 & Year 11	Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918-39	1hr 20mins	30%	Modern Depth Study
	Medicine in Britain c 1250 to present The British sector Western Front, 1914-18; surgery and treatment	1hr 15mns	30%	British Thematic Study with Historic Environment
	Early Elizabethan England 1558-88	1hr 45mins	40%	Period Study and British Depth Study
	The American West, c1835-1895

All examinations are taken at the end of Year 11

Germany 1919-1939 (Red revision booklet contains all of the below. All yr 11s have a copy)

Kaiser Wilhelm I

Treaty of Versailles

The problems of the Weimar Republic

3 Putsch/ Uprisings: Spartacist, Kapp and Munich

1923 – 3 Crises: Ruhr, Hyperinflation and the Munich Putsch

Stresemann: Young Plan, Dawes Plan, Locarno Treaty, League of Nations and the Rentenmark

The Golden Age and Culture

Nazi Change in tactics

The Depression 1929…

Hitler becomes Chancellor

Hitler becomes dictator: Reichstag Fire, The Enabling Act, The Night of the Long Knives.

Nazi policies towards: Young, Church, Women.

Opposition to the Nazis

Nazi Propaganda

Persecution of: Jews, Disabled, Gypsies…

Kristallnacht 1939

Nazi Economy: Schacht, Goering,4 Year Plan, unemployment

Medicine Through Time (Yellow revision booklet contains all of the below. All yr 11s have a copy)

Ancient Greek: Hippocrates and Galen

The Middle Ages

The Renaissance: Vesalius, Harvey

The Industrial Revolution & Public Health: Jenner, Lister, Nightingale, Chadwick, Simpson, Pasteur, Koch

The Modern Period: Fleming, Ehrlich, Beveridge, Bevan

The Transformation of surgery 19^th & 20^th Century

The issues of pain, blood loss and infection

Anaesthetics: Humphrey Davy and Laughing Gas

Simpson and chloroform

Patients: Hannah Green and Queen Victoria.

1846-1870 the Black Period of surgery

Semmelweiss and hand washing

Pasteur’s Germ Theory

Joseph Lister & carbolic spray (antiseptics)

William Halsted – rubber gloves

World War One’s influence: Sodium Citrate, X-Rays , FANYs

World War Two’s influence: Fleming (Florey and Chain) and Penicilin, McIndoe and burns,

20^th Century discoveries.