History

Course summary

The first part of this A Level qualification focuses on how two leading western democracies responded and adapted to the challenges brought about by the greater political, social and economic expectations of ordinary people in the twentieth century. Students will then go on to study how society persecuted minority members of communities throughout the early modern period. Students will address why the witch craze took place and why it was allowed to happen. Lastly, students will independently research a choice of a variety of topics whereby they form a critical view and make a judgement based on their findings.