This class is taught in English.

Students will learn about the history of the British Royal Succession.
Students will learn about the current succession from Queen Elizabeth II to the ascension of King Charles III. 

Keith has taught I.G.C.S.E, A-Level, I.B., and A.P. History throughout the Atlantic region covering a variety of rigorous exam subjects.

Homework Offered
An attachment has some questions with an answer key for the student. 
Assessments Offered
A handout accompanies this class, on which are some questions to be answered after the class in the student's own time. An answer key is provided as well. 
Grades Offered

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