Daily Practice · GCSE History
January 2016 - GCSE History 5-a-day
Every GCSE History sheet published in January 2016, with answers. Dates, causes, consequences and the detail an answer has to name.
Every sheet in January 2016
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st January 2016By what year had Hitler Youth membership become effectively compulsory?
- 2nd January 2016What did many Plains Indian peoples believe about the ownership of land?
- 3rd January 2016What did the Indian Appropriations Act of 1851 provide funding for?
- 4th January 2016What is the key difference between the 'explain two consequences' question and the 'narrative account' question?
- 5th January 2016Name the Polish movement that won elections in 1989, marking one of the first breaks from communist control in Eastern Europe.
- 6th January 2016What did President Reagan propose in the early 1980s that worried the USSR?
- 7th January 2016In what year did Elizabeth I become queen of England?
- 8th January 2016Name one unpaid role that carried out government business in the localities.
- 9th January 2016When and where was Drake knighted by Elizabeth?
- 10th January 2016Give one reason government legislation on public health increased through the nineteenth century.
- 11th January 2016What had Fleming noticed in his contaminated laboratory dish?
- 12th January 2016What action did Snow persuade local officials to take?
- 13th January 2016What weather and terrain conditions made Passchendaele especially difficult for the medical services?
- 14th January 2016Why could chlorine gas at least be partly guarded against?
- 15th January 2016Why is the period 1925-1928 sometimes called the Nazi Party's 'lean years'?
- 16th January 2016Why were some restrictions on women working quietly relaxed later in the 1930s?
- 17th January 2016Name two materials the buffalo provided to Plains Indian bands, other than meat.
- 18th January 2016Give one reason why the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 broke down.
- 19th January 2016How many pieces of information does the narrative account question usually give the student to use?
- 20th January 2016Which country opened its border with Austria in May 1989, creating a route for East Germans to escape westward?
- 21st January 2016What two reform policies did Gorbachev introduce inside the USSR from 1985?
- 22nd January 2016What happened to Elizabeth in 1554, and why?
- 23rd January 2016Give one reason Parliament was politically important even though it met only occasionally.
- 24th January 2016Give one motive for Elizabethan exploration, other than profit.
- 25th January 2016What kind of government response did the Great Plague of 1665 see?
- 26th January 2016Name the two scientists who led the team that worked out how to purify and mass-produce penicillin.
- 27th January 2016In what year did cholera first reach Britain?
- 28th January 2016Which treatment for fractured femurs is the Somme particularly linked to the wider army-wide adoption of?
- 29th January 2016Name one type of respirator issued to British troops as protection against gas attacks.
- 30th January 2016What percentage of the vote and how many Reichstag seats did the Nazi Party win in the May 1928 election?
- 31st January 2016How did school curriculums change under the Nazis?