Observe the lives of significant individuals in the past who have contributed to national and international achievements. These can be used to compare aspects of lives in different time periods to gain context of significant aspects of the history of the wider world.
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Adolf Hitler
Was Hitler a 'passionate lunatic'?
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Choosing for the Archives (SEND)
How can we find out about someone from the past, using documents, images and objects?
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Christmas is cancelled!
What were Cromwell’s main political and religious aims for the Commonwealth 1650-1660?
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Edward the Confessor
What does the Domesday Abbreviato tells us about Edward the Confessor?
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Elizabeth I’s monarchy
Rule of a ‘weak and feeble’ woman?
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Florence Nightingale
Why do we remember her?
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Gunpowder Plot
Can you uncover the plans of the plotters?
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Henry VIII court rules
How did Henry VIII get up in the morning?
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Henry VIII: image of a king
Was appearance everything for a ruler in the 16th century?
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Holding History
What is 'The National Archives'?
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Queen Anne
How can we find out about her?
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Significant People
Key Stage One Activity Book
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Significant People
Who is who?
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Suffragettes ‘in Trousers’
How did men support votes for women?
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The Great Seal
What can it tell us?
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Walter Tull
How can we use sources to find out about him?
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William Shakespeare
What can we find out about his life?
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