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For all A2 History students completing independent investigations at Barrow In Furness Sixth Form College, and beyond . . .
about us, indeed
- Steve Buckley
- History teachers at Barrow In Furness Sixth Form College, Cumbria UK.
Votes for Women
Mary Tudor - Bloody Mary?
Henry VIII - Reformation
Philip II
Ireland - Michael Collins
Ireland - Famine
- 9. An interesting site dealing with visual representation of the famine.
- 8. Dr Bloy's site. Good links across a range of sources and materials.
- 7. Overview that makes good use of primary material throughout.
- 6. Good material here from the BBC.
- 5. Controversial economic view of the Famine.
- 4. Irish views of the Famine - good primary material here.
- 3. Workhouse archive - detailed and fascinating.
- 2. Very detailed, very reliable.
- 1. Excellent collection of resources.
Charles Stewart Parnell
Lloyd George
- 9. Good section in SEARLE on social reform.
- 8. Lots of stuff here on welfare reforms.
- 7. Still controversial after all these years...
- 6. Discussion on interpretation.
- 5. Modern INTERPRETATION of Lloyd George.
- 4. Constantine's biography.
- 3. Channel 4
- 2. Extracts from book by Purcell.
- 1. Good overview and source extracts.
FDR - New Deal
- 4. This project offers a digitized version of the 1953 multi-volume set of President Abraham Lincoln’s collected works, including his writings, correspondence, and speeches. The volumes are searchable by word, phrase, or title.
- 3. Glasgow University History site - includes links President Roosevelt’s first inaugural address, a political essay by his Republican opponents, art work, propaganda posters, and letters and other documents
- 2. This is a list of holdings of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. Included are the President’s personal and
- 1. The New Deal network – A huge database of primary source material including news articles, speeches, letters… Over 20,000
US Civil War - Slavery
US Civil War - Leaders
US Civil War - Causes
US Civil War - General
Native American Indians
- 5. Covers a lot of primary source material on American history, letters, treaties…
- 4. The material contained on this site includes the text and reproduction of United States codes pertaining to Native American tribes. The information covers subjects ranging from Indian child welfare to the irrigation of Indian lands. Overall, this is a great website for Native American Legal History. While the material is accessible, teachers may need to help younger high school students use the resources for research projects
- 3. “Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties, compiled and edited by Charles J. Kappler, is an historically significant, seven volume compilation of U.S. treaties, laws and executive orders pertaining to Native American Indian tribes. The volumes cover U.S. Government treaties with Native Americans from 1778-1883 (Volume II) and U.S. laws and executive orders concerning Native Americans from 1871-1970 (Volumes I, III-VII).”
- 2. “Although they contain scant ethnographic information, Fletcher’s writings provide an important insight into the attitudes of many white scientists and administrators in the late nineteenth century with regard to what they termed ‘the Indian Question.’"
- 1. American Native Press Archives is devoted to the preservation and dissemination of the written words of Native peoples…It stands today as one of the world’s largest repositories of Native thought.”
Henry VII - Foreign Policy
Henry VII - Pretenders
Henry VII - New Monarchy
Nazis - Racial Policy
Nazis - Social Policy
Spanish Civil War
links, indeed
labels, indeed
blog archive, indeed
- September (2)
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