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AS/A Level GCE History A

Unit F961 - British History Period Studies - Option A: Medieval and Early Modern 1035-1642

From Anglo-Saxon England to Norman England 1035–87

Lancastrians, Yorkists and Tudors 1450–1509

Henry VIII to Mary I 1509–58

Church and State 1529–89

England under Elizabeth I 1558–1603

Unit F961 - British History Period Studies - Option B: Modern 1783-1994

Foreign and Imperial Policies 1856–1914

Domestic Issues 1918–51

Post-war Britain 1951–94

Unit F963 - British History Enquiries - Option A: Medieval and Early Modern 1066-1660

The Normans in England 1066–1100

Mid-Tudor Crises 1536–69

Unit F963 - British History Enquiries - Option B: Modern 1815-1945

The Condition of England 1815–53

The Age of Gladstone and Disraeli 1865–86

England and a New Century 1900–1924

AS/A Level GCE History B

Unit F981 – Historical Explanation British History - Study Topic 3: Liberal Sunset: the rise and fall of 'New Liberalism, 1890–1922

Women and the Vote 1900–1918

Unit F983 – British History - Study Topic 4: The Impact of War on British Society and Politics since 1900

Housing reform during and after the war (WW1)

The Second World War - impact on standards of living

The contribution of the immigrants to British society

Unit F985 – British History Historical Controversies - Study Topic 1: The Debate over the Impact of the Norman Conquest, 1066–1216

Approaches emphasising changes introduced from Normandy after 1066

Approaches emphasising changes brought about as a result of the Conquest

Approaches focusing on the importance of long-term developments

The contribution to the debate made by local studies

What was the impact of the conquest on the growth of towns and the development of trade and manufacturing?

AS/A Level GCE Classics: Ancient History

Unit CC7 (Entry Code F387) - Roman Britain: Life in the outpost of the Empire

Romano-British society and history as depicted in the literary and archaeological record

GCSE History A

Unit A951: Study in Development and Study in Depth

3.1.2 Study in Development: Medicine Through Time

Medicine in the Middle Ages: Hospitals and caring for the ill

Medicine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

3.1.3 Study in Development: Crime and Punishment Through Time

Crime and punishment in industrial Britain: Transportation, prisons and prison reform

3.1.6 Study in Depth 12: Britain, 1815–1851

Key question 2: How were the poor regarded and treated?

What were the arguments for replacing the Old Poor Law with the New Poor Law?
What were the consequences of the New Poor Law?

Key question 3: How were the living and working conditions of the urban working classes improved during this period?

What were living conditions of the working classes like in the towns?
What were working conditions like in factories and coalmines?

Key question 4: How important were the railways during this period?

What were the social, economic, political and cultural impacts of the railways during this period for different groups and for Britain as a whole?

Unit A952: Historical Source Investigation

3.2.1 A952/21: Developments in British Medicine, 1200–1945

Medicine in the Middle Ages: Hospitals and caring for the ill

Medicine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

3.2.2 A952/22: Developments in Crime and Punishment in Britain, 1200–1945

Crime and punishment in industrial Britain: Transportation, prisons and prison reform

Unit F963 - British History Enquiries - Option A: Medieval and Early Modern 1066-1660

The Normans in England 1066–1100

Mid-Tudor Crises 1536–69

Unit F963 - British History Enquiries - Option B: Modern 1815-1945

The Condition of England 1815–53

The Age of Gladstone and Disraeli 1865–86

England and a New Century 1900–1924

AS/A Level GCE History B

Unit F981 – Historical Explanation British History - Study Topic 3: Liberal Sunset: the rise and fall of 'New Liberalism, 1890–1922

Women and the Vote 1900–1918

Unit F983 – British History - Study Topic 4: The Impact of War on British Society and Politics since 1900

Housing reform during and after the war (WW1)

The Second World War - impact on standards of living

The contribution of the immigrants to British society

Unit F985 – British History Historical Controversies - Study Topic 1: The Debate over the Impact of the Norman Conquest, 1066–1216

Approaches emphasising changes introduced from Normandy after 1066

Approaches emphasising changes brought about as a result of the Conquest

Approaches focusing on the importance of long-term developments

The contribution to the debate made by local studies

What was the impact of the conquest on the growth of towns and the development of trade and manufacturing?

AS/A Level GCE Classics: Ancient History

Unit CC7 (Entry Code F387) - Roman Britain: Life in the outpost of the Empire

Romano-British society and history as depicted in the literary and archaeological record

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