Students will answer open-ended questions regarding the social and economic impacts of industrialization on various classes in Britain.

Groups will research and present on key figures of the Reformation and Civil War, examining their influence on British history.

Through MCQs focusing on critical events, this assessment will also include an open-ended question prompting students to critically analyze the effectiveness of the movement and its leaders against their historical context.

A quiz that covers the movement of people to urban areas during the Industrial Revolution, its causes, and effects on society.

Students write an essay discussing the effects of the Reformation on religious practices in England during the 16th and 17th centuries.

Through a combination of MCQs and one open-ended question, this assessment will evaluate students' understanding of how civil rights evolved from the 1950s to 1970s, including significant historical milestones.

In this assessment, you will analyze different battle strategies employed during the two World Wars through MCQs and an open-ended response detailing the effectiveness of a specific strategy.

This assessment explores the social, political, and economic factors that led to the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe during the early 20th century. Includes MCQs and a reflective open-ended question.

This quiz focuses on the role of propaganda in shaping public opinion during the World Wars. It includes multiple-choice questions and an open-ended question requiring critical analysis of a propaganda piece.

This assessment measures students’ ability to source a document. When historians interpret a document, they look at who wrote it and when. Source information presents clues about whether the document provides reliable evidence about the past. This HAT gauges whether students understand an important aspect of sourcing: the time elapsed between when a document was produced and the event it depicts. In addition to the assessment and rubric, you’ll find four short lessons with ideas for ways to use this HAT. The first details how to make new HATs that are similar to Thanksgiving. The second provides suggestions for using the Thanksgiving HAT to teach sourcing, and the third describes how to use it for formative assessment. The final lesson outlines how to use the Thanksgiving HAT to track student progress over time.

Students will create a timeline highlighting significant events from the Reformation to the English Civil War, including key dates and descriptions.

An assessment through multiple choice and open-ended questions exploring the roles of women during the Industrial Revolution and their contributions to both industry and the abolition movement.

This assessment covers the different forms of resistance during the Holocaust, with multiple choice questions on key groups and figures, and an open-ended question to analyze the significance of resistance.

This assessment focuses on identifying and understanding the key causes of the Cold War through multiple-choice and open-ended questions.

Students will explore specific conflicts and crises of the Cold War era, answering MCQs and providing detailed responses to critical open-ended questions.

This assignment focuses on the long-term impacts of the Industrial Revolution and the abolition of slavery, requiring students to articulate their understanding in open-ended format.

This assessment asks students to evaluate the economic transformations brought about by the Industrial Revolution via a series of MCQs and short-answer questions.

This assessment focuses on the key events and figures involved in the decolonisation of Britain after World War II. It contains multiple-choice questions and open-ended questions that evaluate students' understanding of the significance of decolonisation.

This assessment will challenge students to draw comparisons between the U.S. Civil Rights Movement and other global movements, featuring both MCQs and open-ended analysis.

This quiz includes multiple choice questions that test students' knowledge of key events, figures, and technological advancements during the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

An open-ended question where students compare the Reformation and the English Civil War, focusing on their causes and effects.

In this assessment, students will select multiple choice answers about Norman contributions to British law, language, and culture, and provide written explanations regarding their lasting effects.

This quiz delves into various resistance movements during the World Wars, featuring MCQs and an open-ended question focusing on a particular movement's goals and achievements.

In this assessment, students will compare the Holocaust to other genocides in the 20th century. It includes MCQs for factual recall and an open-ended question for deeper analysis.

This assessment tests your knowledge of the key leaders and countries involved in World War II, including their roles and decisions through MCQs and an open-ended question analyzing the impact of these leaders on the war's outcome.

Focusing on the cultural transformations in Britain from 1945 onwards, this quiz assesses knowledge through MCQs and requires students to critically engage with open-ended questions about art, music, and literature.

A quiz focused on important events between 1750–1900, such as key legislation and movements related to the Industrial Revolution and abolition.

Students analyze primary sources from the Reformation and English Civil War to answer open-ended questions about their implications and contexts.

IT CONTAINS EXTRA FILE WITH TEXT! This worksheet explores the history and evolution of the Christmas Advent Calendar. It includes a reading passage, multiple-choice questions to test comprehension, and open-ended questions that encourage critical thinking. Students reflect on why Advent calendars became popular worldwide and compare traditional calendars to modern versions they may have seen or used. The worksheet also includes a creative task for students to design their advent calendar. It’s designed to engage students in both historical context and personal reflection.

Assess students' understanding of how Nazi propaganda shaped public perception of Jews and other marginalized groups. Features both MCQs and an analytical open-ended question.

Students write a creative short story set during the English Civil War, considering how everyday life was affected by the conflict.

Students will complete a quiz that covers important events during the Cold War era and their implications, using multiple-choice and open-ended format.

This assessment assesses students' understanding of the differing ideologies and policies of the superpowers during the Cold War through quizzes.

This assessment focuses on daily life in medieval Britain, with multiple choice questions on lifestyles, occupations, and open-ended questions on the challenges people faced during this time.

Students will explore various Holocaust memorials and their significance. This assessment will have MCQs along with an open-ended question about the importance of Holocaust education.

This assessment aims to analyze the impact of the World Wars on civilian life, including rationing, recruitment, and changes in gender roles, with MCQs and an open-ended question for personal reflections or comparisons.

Students will answer multiple choice questions regarding military tactics used during the Norman Conquest and provide written analyses of these strategies' effectiveness.

This quiz assesses your understanding of the key events, figures, and causes of World War I through multiple-choice questions and an open-ended question requiring a detailed explanation of the war's impact on modern society.

This assessment highlights the political landscape in Britain after WWII. It includes questions that explore the emergence of new political parties and the impact of political decisions on society.

This worksheet explores Las Posadas, a Mexican Christmas tradition, through a short informational text, a related image, and questions to assess understanding. It includes multiple-choice questions to check comprehension of key details and an open-ended question encouraging students to compare the text and image, fostering critical thinking about the tradition's cultural and spiritual significance.

This assessment will cover various methods of protest and activism used throughout the Civil Rights Movement, featuring multiple choice questions and an in-depth open-ended question on the effectiveness of these methods.

An assessment that evaluates the role of propaganda during the Cold War and its effects on public perception, using a variety of question types.

This final assessment explores the historical legacy of World War I and II, focusing on memorialization, historical interpretations, and lessons learned via MCQs and an open-ended reflective question.

This assessment examines the influence of the Cold War on Britain's domestic and foreign policies in the post-war era. The quiz includes multiple-choice and open-ended questions related to historical developments and their implications.

This assessment will test students' knowledge of the major events and figures of the Reformation in England, including Henry VIII, the establishment of the Church of England, and key reforms.

This assessment requires students to arrange key events in chronological order through a multiple-choice format, alongside open-ended questions explaining the importance of selected events.

Assess knowledge on the roles and status of women throughout medieval Britain through multiple choice questions and open-ended questions focused on their contributions and restrictions.

This comprehensive assessment encourages a comparative analysis of World War I and II through a series of MCQs and an open-ended question examining similarities and differences in causes, events, and outcomes.

In this assessment, you will explore the social, economic, and political consequences of the World Wars through MCQs and an open-ended question on the long-term effects of these conflicts on a specific country.

Students prepare for a structured debate on the causes of the English Civil War, utilizing historical evidence to support their arguments.