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SUBJECT HISTORY Subject content ( What will be covered) As a result, what students should know /understood THE CRUSADES The rise of Nureddin in Syria and Egypt and the growth of jihad THE MUSLIM COUNTERCRUSADE AND CRUSADER STATES, 1149–1187 The Outremer from 1149: political developments, military strengths and weaknesses Relations between Outremer and wider Christendom, the Latin West and the Byzantine Empire and internal divisions within Outremer, including the reign of Baldwin IV and his successors Year 13 SUMMARY CURRICULUM PLAN What students should be able to do Explain the changing situation in the Outremer including strengths and weaknesses How students will be assessed By when ( Half term 1 > 6) Regular practice exam answers Term 1 Regular practice exam answers Term 1 Analyse the key reasons behind the increasing strength of the Muslims Develop the skills needed to tackle A2 Unit 1 exam questions The rise of Saladin: religion, politics and military expansion; victory at Hattin THE MAKING OF MODERN BRITAIN THE IMPACT OF THATCHERISM, 1979–1987 The consequences of Saladin’s capture of Jerusalem Thatcher as leader, character and ideology; ministers; support and opposition; electoral success; internal Labour divisions and the formation of the SDP; Northern Ireland and the troubles Thatcher's economic policies and their impact Impact of Thatcherism on society Foreign Affairs: the Falklands; the 'special relationship' with USA; moves to end the Cold War; Explain the reasons Thatcher’s electoral success Analyse the success and failures of Thatcher’s economic policies Examine the impact of Thatcherism on society Analyse the extent to which Thatcher enhanced Britain’s standing in the world Develop the skills needed to tackle A2 Unit 2 exam questions THE CRUSADES THE THIRD AND FOURTH CRUSADES, 1187–1204 Preaching and preparing for the Third Crusade: motives of Pope Gregory VIII; Henry II and Richard I of England; Philip II of France; Frederick Barbarossa The course of the Third Crusade: leadership and the reasons for the military outcome Explain the reasons behind the Third Crusade Regular practice exam answers Term 2 Regular practice exam answers Term 2 Regular practice exam answers Term 2 Analyse the key reasons behind the outcome of the Third Crusade and the extent to which it was a success/failure Explain the reasons behind the Fourth Crusade The origins of the Fourth Crusade The course of the Fourth Crusade The legacy of the Crusades by 1204: the Muslim Near East, the Byzantine Empire and the Latin West Fall of Thatcher and her legacy THE MAKING OF MODERN BRITAIN TOWARDS A NEW CONSENSUS, 1987–1997 THE MAKING OF MODERN BRITAIN THE ERA OF NEW LABOUR, 1997–2007 Realignment of the Labour Party under Kinnock, Smith and Blair Social issues: the extent of 'social liberalism'; anti-establishment culture Foreign affairs: relations with Europe; interventions in the Balkans; contribution and attitude to the end of the Cold War The Labour governments The Conservative Party: reason for electoral failures in 2001 and 2005 Analyse reasons behind the failure of the Fourth Crusade and its impact on the Near East Increase their skills and confidence in tackling Unit 1 exam questions Explain the reasons behind Thatcher’s fall and examine her legacy Explain why Labour was able to win in 2007 Analyse the extent to which British society changed during the period Explain strengths and weaknesses of foreign policy during the period Explain the key issues faced by governments and the opposition during this period Analyse changes in society Social issues: workers, women and youth Foreign affairs: attitudes to Europe; the 'special relationship' with USA; the 'war on terror' Analyse the changing position of Britain on the world stage Increase their skills and confidence in tackling Unit 2 exam questions CEIAG Decision-making Evaluation of evidence Presenting to peers Justification of a point of view Working in a group Creativity