Quizzes, exams, and flashcards about History: GCSE History: Whitechapel c1870–c1900 – Crime and Policing, GCSE History: Warfare and British Society…← GCSEGCSE History in England combines a thematic study, a British depth study, a period study, a European or wider world depth study and the study of a historic environment — and while the exact options vary by school and board, a handful of topics are taught especially widely: medicine and public health through time, Elizabethan England, Weimar and Nazi Germany, and the Cold War. Practice here targets the knowledge, causation and significance skills examined across these popular options.

GCSE History: Whitechapel c1870–c1900 – Crime and Policing

GCSE History: Warfare and British Society c1250–Present

GCSE History: Civil Rights in the USA 1954–75

GCSE History: Source Skills – Medicine and the Western Front

GCSE History: Source and Interpretation Skills – Germany 1918–39

GCSE History: Russia and the Soviet Union 1917–41

GCSE History: The Road to the Second World War 1933–39

GCSE History: Power and the People c1700–Present

GCSE History: Power and the People c1170–c1700

GCSE History: Peacemaking and the League of Nations 1919–36

GCSE History: Norman England c1087–1100 – William II, Castles and the Church

GCSE History: Education, Churches and Persecution in Nazi Germany 1933–39

GCSE History: The Nazi Economy and Workers 1933–39

GCSE History: Migration, Empires and the People c790–Present

GCSE History: Mao's China 1945–76

GCSE History: Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany 1890–1918

GCSE History: The First World War 1914–18 – Stalemate to Armistice

GCSE History: Crime and Punishment c1900–Present

GCSE History: Crime and Punishment c1000–c1500

GCSE History: Crime and Punishment c1500–c1700

GCSE History: Crime and Punishment c1700–c1900

GCSE History: Causes of the First World War 1894–1914

GCSE History: Anglo-Saxon England c1060–66

GCSE History: America 1920–45 – Boom, Bust and the New Deal

GCSE History: Norman England 1066–88

GCSE History: Medieval Medicine c1250–1500

GCSE History: Renaissance Medicine c1500–1700

GCSE History: Elizabethan Government and Religion

GCSE History: Elizabethan Society and Exploration

GCSE History: Medicine in the 18th and 19th Centuries

GCSE History: The American West c1835–95

GCSE History: Medicine on the Western Front 1914–18

GCSE History: Modern Medicine c1900–Present

GCSE History: The Weimar Republic 1918–29

GCSE History: Hitler's Rise to Power 1919–33

GCSE History: Nazi Control and Dictatorship 1933–39

GCSE History: Origins of the Cold War 1941–49

GCSE History: Cold War Crises 1958–70

GCSE History: Détente and the End of the Cold War 1970–91

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