Daily Practice · GCSE History
Daily Practice - GCSE History
Dates, causes, consequences and the detail an answer has to name.
- 1The Western Front, 1916-17: The Somme and Passchendaele as Medical Context
Give one specific way the mud at Passchendaele affected the treatment of wounded soldiers.
- 2The Western Front, 1914-18: Wounds and Their Treatment
Why did deep wounds provide ideal conditions for gas gangrene bacteria?
- 3The Western Front, 1914-18: The RAMC, FANY and the Personnel of the Chain of Evacuation
What was the main job of an RAMC stretcher-bearer?
- 4The Western Front, 1914-18: Advances in Surgery and Blood Transfusion
What did Oswald Robertson set up by 1917, and where?
- 5The Western Front, 1914-18: Historical Enquiry Skills and the Historic Environment
In a 'how could you follow up' answer, why is naming 'a history book' usually not enough for full marks?
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