Britain 1745-1845 Interactive

KEY STAGE 3 HISTORY

BRITAIN 1745-1845 INTERACTIVE

The Struggle for Power

How did British governments respond to people's demand for change?

WHAT IS INCLUDED

50 PowerPoint slides, 31 page work booklet, 55 supporting Word documents, 3 self-marking tests, lesson learning outcomes, keywords, sample answers, mark scheme, writing frame, homework tasks, extension work for the brightest, pupil self-evaluation and target-setting.

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Britain 1745-1845 Interactive

The areas covered are:-

• Hanoverian and Georgian eras
• How Britain was governed – Cabinet, Houses of Parliament
• Why were there so many protests after 1750?
• Impact of the Industrial and French Revolutions
• Popular protests movements 1800-1839
• Peterloo Massacre 1819
• Government action to stop protests
• The right to vote. Bristol Riots 1831
• The Reform Act 1832
• The Chartist Movement and leaders
• Newport Riots 1839
• Why did Chartism come to an end?
• The origins of the Slave Trade
• Britain’s role in the Slave Trade
• Why did the Slave Trade come to an end?
• Key skills, source analysis and essay writing skills