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Homework 20/09/16
1. What were conditions like in the town of Jarrow in 1936?
2. Was the march a non-political event?
3. 'The march was well organised' Do you agree? Support your answer with evidence
4. What sort of reception did the marchers get on the way to London?
5. What impact did the Jarrow march have?
6. Why was the south of England not affected as badly by the Great Depression?

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Summary PPT

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PDST Booklet- used in class to explore and examine sources

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Case Study: The Jarrow March, 1936, Resource Booklet

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© PDST, 2014 1 Subject Support History Developing students' critical thinking skills Case study: The Jarrow March, October 1936 October, 2014 Efforts hav...

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Revision Aid

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Lyrics of the song inspired by the events of the Jarrow March

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Youtube video we viewed in class which summarizes the case study
Credit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AaMgy-6nU4

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Timeline of events

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Explaining History podcast- twenty minute summary of the events of the march- well worth a listen
Explaining History also cover Stalin's Show Trials

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Brief summary of the events of the March
Credit: http://www.slideshare.net/leavingcerthistory/jarrow-march-1936

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PPT- Contextual information on Britain during the inter-war years.