Gangsters in the 1920s - Why is Al Capone remembered?

Subject: History

Age range: 11 - 16

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

New Focus Education

4.0041 reviews

Last updated

15 May 2024

Lesson exploring Al Capone's fame and interpretations of him. Video hyperlinked in exploring his more positive side, interpretation/source work and table completion leads to an overall judgement activity allowing pupils to justify their own view on Capone.

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HistoryNate

2 years ago

Sources are a good idea but rest of PPT/activities are very basic for the money.

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