People Who Shaped Britain
AQA UAS ‘History around us’ · GROW tier
- I can distinguish context from agency/action.
- I can support an impact claim with attributed evidence.
- I can identify missing/uneven evidence and qualify the profile.
Week 3 — ranked multi-causal migration explanations.
Evidence-led nominations (not a vote alone) set which figures/groups enter Week 5.
Week 3 — ranked multi-causal migration explanations.
Evidence-led nominations (not a vote alone) set which figures/groups enter Week 5.
Define agency as what a person/group chose/did and give one example from an approved case.
Explain how context can constrain/enabled agency without erasing choice.
Explain how archive survival can distort whose agency is easiest to see.
🔍 Enquiry
How can we explain historical agency while recognising context and evidence?
If powerful people leave more records, does that mean they shaped history more—or that their actions are easier to see?
📜 Agency & Evidence Profile
conditions
choice/action
evidenced change
uneven record
evidence-led
📜 Independent historian mission
Create an Agency & Impact Profile for an approved person/community: context, 2 actions/decisions, evidence-backed impacts, missing/uneven evidence and a reasoned nomination/not-nomination for W5.
State/show one judgement and the evidence behind it.
Explain one judgement plus a limitation/qualification.
Transfer today’s historian routine to an unfamiliar source/question and weigh an alternative interpretation.
VOICE: Pupil can choose among approved cases; personal/community identity disclosure is optional.
AUDIENCE: adult genuinely receives and names the reasoning before R.
INFLUENCE: Evidence-backed nominations shape W5 comparison set.
No second closure/receipt system is added. The shared Reading the Response approach remains the interpretation route.
Week 3 — ranked multi-causal migration explanations.
Evidence-led nominations (not a vote alone) set which figures/groups enter Week 5.