Key Concepts
Global Interactions
Related Concepts
Civilisation, culture
Statement of Inquiry
Global Interactions of different identities causes conflict and change in culture and relationships between competing civilisations.
Careers
- Travel and tourism
- Human services
Inquiry Questions
Factual Questions
- What is the most important cause as to why the Romans wanted an empire?
- What is the most important cause as to why the Roman Empire collapsed?
- What was the most significant strength of the Romany Army in defeating Boudicca during her rebellion?
Conceptual Questions
- How civilised was life under the Romans?
- How uncivilised was Roman Sport and Entertainment?
Debatable Questions
- Can life in an empire improve or regress civilisations?
Key Concepts
Change
Related Concepts
Cause & consequence, culture
Statement of Inquiry
Relationships between competing leaders which causes conflict and change in systems of governance.
Careers
- Law and public safety
- Government
- Public administration
Inquiry Questions
Factual Questions
- Why was there a crisis in English succession in 1066?
- What was the most important cause as to why William won the Battle of Hastings?
- Which method of control was the most significant in why William was able to keep control of England after 1066?
Conceptual Questions
- What is the relationship between governance and conflict?
- How do changes to governance cause conflict?
Debatable Questions
- Is effective leadership always ethical?
- Are methods of terror or methods of control more successful in establishing systems of governance?
Key Concepts
Global interactions
Related Concepts
Ideologies, cause & consequence
Statement of Inquiry
Global Interactions between countries and how different teams’ identities and ideologies cause conflict between competing leaders and changes in relationships.
Careers
- Travel and tourism
- Government
- Public administration
- Law and public safety
Inquiry Questions
Factual Questions
- What was the most important reason why men went on Crusade to the Middle East?
- What was the most important consequence of England’s involvement in the Middle East after the Crusades?
- What was the most important reason for causing conflict against Medieval Monarchs? (Religion, Power or Money)
Conceptual Questions
- What is the relationship between different ideologies and conflict?
- Why do different identities cause difference and conflict?
Debatable Questions
- ‘Every source of war and conflict will always link or relate to religion?’
Key Concepts
Change
Related Concepts
Conflict, governance
Statement of Inquiry
Motivations of agencies and how different women’s attitudes caused conflict and changes in relationships and governance.
Careers
- Government
- Public administration
- Cultural affairs
Inquiry Questions
Factual Questions
- What was the most important cause why the War of the Roses happened?
- What roles and power did women have during the Medieval Period?
- What was the most important cause why Henry VII won the Battle of Bosworth?
Conceptual Questions
- How and why does conflict happen when there are changes to governance?
- How do different agencies’ motivations and attitudes cause conflict?
Debatable Questions
- There will never truly be equality between men and women?
- Society today continues to reflect the patriarchy of rich middle-class men as it did in the Medieval Period?
Key Concepts
Change
Related Concepts
Conflict, innovation
Statement of Inquiry
Relationships between competing leaders which causes conflict between different identities and changes to current innovations.
Careers
- Government
- Public administration
- Economics
- Finance and financial analysis
Inquiry Questions
Factual Questions
- What were the main causes for the Protestant Reformation during Tudor England?
- What challenges did Elizabeth I experience as Queen of England?
- What were the consequences of the Tudor monarch’s decisions to have a Reformation?
Conceptual Questions
- How and why does conflict happen when there are changes to people’s identities?
- How and why does conflict cause new innovations and opportunities?
Debatable Questions
- ‘Which Tudor monarch’s reign caused the most rapid progress and change to English society?’
- ‘Female monarchs will always be disadvantaged in comparison to males due to the nature of their gender and sex?’
Key Concepts
Change
Related Concepts
Conflict, governance
Statement of Inquiry
Relationships between competing leaders which causes changes in systems of governance and conflict between different identities.
Careers
- Government
- Public administration
Inquiry Questions
Factual Questions
- What were the main causes why the English Civil War started?
- What were the key consequences of the English Civil War on English Society?
Conceptual Questions
- How and why do relationships between leaders cause change and conflict?
- How and why does conflict cause new systems of government?
Debatable Questions
- ‘Every source of war and conflict will always link or relate to religion?’