George Yates

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Sect Cult Denomination or Church? Look into it and let me know #longleysociology

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Sect Cult Church or Denomination. Look into it and let me know #longleysociology

[George Yates @gyalongley]

This article is interesting reflection on psychological role of religion (what makes it from an jnterpretivist perspective rather than a functionalist one?) #longleysociology. Also good for explaining authoritarian rule #longleypolitics https://t.co/5SOK0kJRUU

[George Yates @gyalongley]

How does this add to the debate about when childhood ends? Do you think the age of criminal responsibility should be raised? Let me know... #longleysociology https://t.co/NNSqaEpHEj

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Does what happened to Ireland when it left the British Empire in 1921 serve as a warning for Brexit? #longleyhistory https://t.co/1a7QfBtTWk

[George Yates @gyalongley]

https://t.co/A3LfNfeC9d This is a good musical link between black civil rights in early twentieth century USA and teenager culture in post WW2 Britain. #longleyhistory

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Interesting article about the importance of an independent judiciary and how it is increasingly under threat across the world. #longleypolitics https://t.co/kthitd6EGO

[George Yates @gyalongley]

This is Gordon Brown in Guardian on Sat 30 March. He is citing other times when Parliament has had to work through deadlock on a constitutional issue. We study all of these events in our British Unit. Find out how Parliament resolved the deadlock in each example #longleyhistory

[George Yates @gyalongley]

This is my great great uncle’s WW1 record. He served at Gallipoli, Sommes, Ypres, Passendale. Have you got war records from your ancestors? #longleyhistory

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Listen live now on bbc as parliament attempts to wrestle control of brexit away from the executive. MPs voting now on whether Parliament will be able to decide whether brexit is postponed. #longleypolitics

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Invaluable. Brexit provides examples of every single element of A level politics. Unfortunately we also need to use historical examples 🤨. Use this glossary of terms but make sure you see the wood (A level specification) for the trees! https://t.co/ejb2endWud

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Check out the great stink in London in 1858. What legislation did this lead to? #longleyhistory

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Is this letter a fair reflection of the knowledge of 16 year olds? Educate your friends by discussing these issues. #longleypolitics #longleysociology #longleyhistory

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Enjoyed my visit to Birmingham museum. Why is Joe Chamberlain emerging from a loaf of bread? What does this dedication on his memorial monument tell us about his policies? Don’t forget to check out the long view on radio 4 (divided parties). #longleyhistory

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Dip into this documentary and see what evidence there is that the Branch Davidians were a Sect. Think commitment of members, rejection of the world, it’s origins. #longleysociology https://t.co/CizjE7cwSe via @YouTube

[George Yates @gyalongley]

This law for the poor introduced in 1834 continued until the late 1800s. It is therefore important to know about. What law replaced it? #longleyhistory https://t.co/etzxHLSHra

[George Yates @gyalongley]

This is a treasure trove for politics geeks! Note the essay competition in the schools section. Why not have a go! #longleypolitics, #longleyhistory https://t.co/xAoFuqmzcd

[George Yates @gyalongley]

Listen to this from 9:30am for a discussion on how Parliament is showing itself to be unusually strong in comparison to the Executive. Stronger than at any time since the 1950s. #longleypolitics https://t.co/KbX5sBRkLJ

[George Yates @gyalongley]

This is an excellent programme explaining why the industrial revolution happened in Britain. It ends with great exhibition 1851. Natural resources, political liberalism, and empire. #longleyhistory https://t.co/kphaGMILwF

[George Yates @gyalongley]

@Entwistle991 This is a very good link Brandon. I wonder if the price of a tank of petrol is 88% of a months wage as per bread in 1789!