Daily Practice · GCSE History
January 2002 - GCSE History 5-a-day
Every GCSE History sheet published in January 2002, with answers. Dates, causes, consequences and the detail an answer has to name.
Every sheet in January 2002
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st January 2002Give one reason why the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 broke down.
- 2nd January 2002How many pieces of information does the narrative account question usually give the student to use?
- 3rd January 2002What happened in August 1991, and how did it affect Gorbachev's authority?
- 4th January 2002Name one arms control agreement signed during the era of detente.
- 5th January 2002What happened to Elizabeth in 1554, and why?
- 6th January 2002Give one reason Parliament was politically important even though it met only occasionally.
- 7th January 2002Give one motive for Elizabethan exploration, other than profit.
- 8th January 2002What did the Public Health Act of 1875 require every council to provide?
- 9th January 2002Name the two scientists who led the team that worked out how to purify and mass-produce penicillin.
- 10th January 2002What symptom made cholera so rapidly fatal?
- 11th January 2002Which treatment for fractured femurs is the Somme particularly linked to the wider army-wide adoption of?
- 12th January 2002Name one type of respirator issued to British troops as protection against gas attacks.
- 13th January 2002What lesson did Hitler draw from the failed Munich Putsch about how to gain power?
- 14th January 2002Give one profession from which women were discouraged or barred under the Nazis.
- 15th January 2002How was a Plains Indian chief usually chosen?
- 16th January 2002Name one Plains Indian resource that was damaged or reduced by increasing migrant traffic.
- 17th January 2002What should the closing sentence of a strong narrative account do?
- 18th January 2002Why did border guards open the crossings at the Berlin Wall rather than using force to stop the crowds?
- 19th January 2002In what year did the Berlin Wall fall, and in what year did the USSR itself dissolve?
- 20th January 2002Why was Elizabeth's lack of a husband or heir in 1558-59 a political problem?
- 21st January 2002What does it mean to say Elizabethan coinage had been 'debased'?
- 22nd January 2002In what ship, and over what years, did Francis Drake circumnavigate the globe?
- 23rd January 2002What was the main difference between the Public Health Acts of 1848 and 1875?
- 24th January 2002In roughly which decade did penicillin become a widely available, mass-produced drug?
- 25th January 2002What did Snow's comparison of two London water companies show?
- 26th January 2002In what year was the Battle of the Somme fought?
- 27th January 2002Why was phosgene more dangerous than chlorine, despite being introduced afterwards?
- 28th January 2002In what year was the Hitler Youth founded?
- 29th January 2002What phrase summarised the Nazi ideal role for women?
- 30th January 2002Give one role, other than chief, that existed within Plains Indian band society.
- 31st January 2002In what year was the Fort Laramie Treaty signed?