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OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)

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Flashcards for OCR GCSE History B, Schools History Project (J411), split into British History, History Around Us and World History, then by thematic study, depth study, period study and world depth study, with every option in its own subdeck. History Around Us covers the general approach and what a site study needs, since the site your school studies is its own choice, not set by the exam board. Delete or suspend the options your school does not take once the deck is yours.

Adding it gives you your own copy, with every subdeck below. Each card then comes back just before you would forget it, and every one you get right or wrong counts towards your mastery of its topic. You can delete or suspend the parts you are not studying once it is yours.

What is inside (80 subdecks)

  • 1 British History818 cards
    • 1 Thematic study401 cards
      • A The People's Health, c.1250 to present142 cards
        • Overview: issues and factors5 cards
        • Part 1 Medieval Britain, c.1250-c.150037 cards
        • Part 2 Early Modern Britain, c.1500-c.175035 cards
        • Part 3 Industrial Britain, c.1750-c.190035 cards
        • Part 4 Britain since c.190030 cards
      • B Crime and Punishment, c.1250 to present134 cards
        • Overview: issues and factors5 cards
        • Part 1 Medieval Britain, c.1250-c.150034 cards
        • Part 2 Early Modern Britain, c.1500-c.175033 cards
        • Part 3 Industrial Britain, c.1750-c.190032 cards
        • Part 4 Britain since c.190030 cards
      • C Migrants to Britain, c.1250 to present125 cards
        • Overview: issues and factors5 cards
        • Part 1 Medieval Britain, c.1250-c.150028 cards
        • Part 2 Early Modern Britain, c.1500-c.175028 cards
        • Part 3 Industrial and Imperial Britain, c.1750-c.190028 cards
        • Part 4 Britain since c.190036 cards
    • 2 British depth study417 cards
      • A The Norman Conquest, 1065-1087143 cards
        • Part 1 England on the eve of the conquest37 cards
        • Part 2 Invasion and victory34 cards
        • Part 3 Resistance and response25 cards
        • Part 4 Castles22 cards
        • Part 5 Conquest and control25 cards
      • B The Elizabethans, 1580-1603144 cards
        • Part 1 Elizabeth and government32 cards
        • Part 2 Catholics31 cards
        • Part 3 Daily lives28 cards
        • Part 4 Popular culture26 cards
        • Part 5 The wider world27 cards
      • C Britain in Peace and War, 1900-1918130 cards
        • Part 1 Wealth28 cards
        • Part 2 Politics25 cards
        • Part 3 Women26 cards
        • Part 4 Empire23 cards
        • Part 5 War28 cards
  • 2 History Around Us18 cards
    • Site study skills18 cards
  • 3 World History731 cards
    • 1 Period study376 cards
      • A Viking Expansion, c.750-c.1050127 cards
        • Part 1 Homelands33 cards
        • Part 2 Volga Vikings23 cards
        • Part 3 Raiders and Invaders25 cards
        • Part 4 Settlers25 cards
        • Part 5 Kings21 cards
      • B The Mughal Empire, 1526-1707122 cards
        • Part 1 The First Mughal Emperors, 1526-155627 cards
        • Part 2 Akbar, 1556-160528 cards
        • Part 3 Jahangir, 1605-162722 cards
        • Part 4 Shah Jahan, 1627-165825 cards
        • Part 5 Aurangzeb, 1658-170720 cards
      • C The Making of America, 1789-1900127 cards
        • Part 1 America's expansion, 1789-183828 cards
        • Part 2 The West, 1839-186025 cards
        • Part 3 Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861-187727 cards
        • Part 4 Settlement and conflict on the Plains, 1861-187725 cards
        • Part 5 American cultures, 1877-190022 cards
    • 2 World depth study355 cards
      • A The First Crusade, c.1070-1100116 cards
        • Part 1 Origins, c.1070-109527 cards
        • Part 2 Responses, November 1095 to December 109626 cards
        • Part 3 Into Asia Minor, December 1096 to October 109721 cards
        • Part 4 Antioch, October 1097 to June 109820 cards
        • Part 5 Jerusalem, July 1098 to July 110022 cards
      • B Aztecs and the Spanish Conquest, 1519-1535117 cards
        • Part 1 Moctezuma's Empire24 cards
        • Part 2 Controlling the Empire28 cards
        • Part 3 Encounters21 cards
        • Part 4 Conquest, 1519-152122 cards
        • Part 5 The birth of New Spain22 cards
      • C Living under Nazi Rule, 1933-1945122 cards
        • Part 1 Dictatorship23 cards
        • Part 2 Control and Opposition, 1933-193927 cards
        • Part 3 Changing Lives, 1933-193925 cards
        • Part 4 Germany in War22 cards
        • Part 5 Occupation25 cards

Some of its cards

  • When did the crusaders begin their siege of Antioch?
    October 1097
  • Who was king of Britain for most of the Edwardian era, 1901 to 1910?
    Edward VII
  • As a factor in the history of migration, what does 'Britain's connections with the wider world' cover?
    How trade, empire and diplomacy created links that brought migrants to Britain
  • Who reached the Caribbean for Spain in 1492?
    Christopher Columbus
  • What are the physical remains of a historic site as a type of source?
    Primary evidence surviving from the past, such as the buildings, structures or ground plan
  • Which two parties had traditionally dominated British politics before 1900?
    The Conservatives and the Liberals
  • What major world event disrupted Britain between 1914 and 1918?
    The First World War
  • As a factor in the history of public health, what does 'beliefs, attitudes and values' cover?
    What people thought caused illness and who was responsible for treating or preventing it
  • What dispute broke out among crusader leaders after the capture of Antioch?
    Bohemond claimed the city for himself, rather than returning it to Byzantine control as promised
  • How did the Aztec Empire mainly expand its territory?
    Through military conquest of neighbouring city-states

And 1557 more once you add the deck.