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Which organization collaborated with the Warwick Classics Network (WCN) to develop Ancient History GCSE resources?
Which organization collaborated with the Warwick Classics Network (WCN) to develop Ancient History GCSE resources?
- The National Archives
- The Historical Association
- Classics for All (correct)
- English Heritage
Who spearheaded the team of academics and teachers involved in the joint project to create Ancient History GCSE resources?
Who spearheaded the team of academics and teachers involved in the joint project to create Ancient History GCSE resources?
- Paul Grigsby
- Maria Haley
- Anna McOmish
- Peter Wright (correct)
Which of the following individuals made major contributions to the Ancient History GCSE resource project, alongside Peter Wright?
Which of the following individuals made major contributions to the Ancient History GCSE resource project, alongside Peter Wright?
- Paul Grigsby
- Anna McOmish (correct)
- Kirsty Churchill
- Ben Windsor
Besides the WCN hub, where else can the Ancient History GCSE resources be accessed?
Besides the WCN hub, where else can the Ancient History GCSE resources be accessed?
What is the primary focus of the initial suite of resources developed by the WCN and Classics for All?
What is the primary focus of the initial suite of resources developed by the WCN and Classics for All?
For what purpose does the WCN encourage users to provide feedback on the Ancient History resources?
For what purpose does the WCN encourage users to provide feedback on the Ancient History resources?
Which of the following topics is covered by the Ancient History GCSE resources provided by the WCN?
Which of the following topics is covered by the Ancient History GCSE resources provided by the WCN?
Which external website is recommended for its wealth of material related to Ancient History?
Which external website is recommended for its wealth of material related to Ancient History?
Which of the following Ancient History leaders is included in the resources?
Which of the following Ancient History leaders is included in the resources?
What geographical area is explored in one of the resources?
What geographical area is explored in one of the resources?
Which of the following periods in Athenian history is covered by the resources?
Which of the following periods in Athenian history is covered by the resources?
Besides topical resources, what other kind of resource is provided?
Besides topical resources, what other kind of resource is provided?
The resources include content related to conflicts. Which conflict is explicitly mentioned?
The resources include content related to conflicts. Which conflict is explicitly mentioned?
The resources touch upon the transition of political power in several ancient societies. Which of these transitions is featured?
The resources touch upon the transition of political power in several ancient societies. Which of these transitions is featured?
What civilization's foundations, specifically the transition from kingship to republic, are explored in the resources?
What civilization's foundations, specifically the transition from kingship to republic, are explored in the resources?
The Ancient History resources cover the history and legacy of which queen?
The Ancient History resources cover the history and legacy of which queen?
What period of Persian history is specifically addressed in the provided resources?
What period of Persian history is specifically addressed in the provided resources?
What format does Anna McOmish's introductory material take?
What format does Anna McOmish's introductory material take?
Besides the resources themselves, this assists student learning?
Besides the resources themselves, this assists student learning?
In addition to creating resources, what else are the WCN and Classics for All actively doing?
In addition to creating resources, what else are the WCN and Classics for All actively doing?
Flashcards
Classics for All Project
Classics for All Project
A collaborative project creating resources for Ancient History GCSE, involving academics and teachers.
Introduction to Ancient History
Introduction to Ancient History
A PowerPoint presentation providing an introduction to the study of Ancient History.
The Persian Empire (559-465 BC)
The Persian Empire (559-465 BC)
Covers the history of the Persian Empire from 559-465 BC.
From Tyranny to Democracy (546–483 BC)
From Tyranny to Democracy (546–483 BC)
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Athens in the Age of Pericles (462–429 BC)
Athens in the Age of Pericles (462–429 BC)
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Alexander the Great (356-323 BC)
Alexander the Great (356-323 BC)
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Foundations of Rome (753-440 BC)
Foundations of Rome (753-440 BC)
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Hannibal and the Second Punic War (218–201 BC)
Hannibal and the Second Punic War (218–201 BC)
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Cleopatra: Rome and Egypt (69-30 BC)
Cleopatra: Rome and Egypt (69-30 BC)
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Britannia: from Conquest to Province (AD 43–c.84)
Britannia: from Conquest to Province (AD 43–c.84)
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Study Notes
- The Warwick Classics Network (WCN) has partnered with Classics for All to develop resources for Ancient History GCSE.
- This project is a collaboration between academics and teachers.
- Peter Wright of Blackpool Sixth Form is spearheading the project.
- Anna McOmish of Aldridge School and Dr. Maria Haley of the University of Leeds and Classics for All North are major contributors.
- Additional content is provided by Ben Windsor of HASLA and Kirsty Churchill of Cardinal Newman School.
- Dr. Paul Grigsby of WCN is responsible for website design and some content adjustments.
- Resources will be available on Classics for All's hub websites.
- OCR has granted permission to use some resources, accessible via their website.
- The Ancient History Encyclopedia is a recommended source for materials and images.
- The Ancient History resources are continuously updated.
- Feedback on the resources is welcome, via the link provided.
- An introductory PowerPoint presentation titled "Introduction to Ancient History" by Anna McOmish is available.
- Available resources cover:
- The Persian Empire, 559-465 BC
- From Tyranny to Democracy, 546–483 BC
- Athens in the Age of Pericles, 462–429 BC
- Alexander the Great, 356-323 BC
- The Foundations of Rome: from Kingship to Republic, 753-440 BC
- Hannibal and the Second Punic War, 218–201 BC
- Cleopatra: Rome and Egypt, 69-30 BC
- Britannia: from Conquest to Province, AD 43–c.84
- Revision resources are available
- GCSE (9–1) Ancient History past papers include:
- J198/01 Greece and Persia
- J198/02 Rome and its neighbours
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