Peoples in History

	British Prime Ministers - 1721 to present
	An introduction to every British Prime Minister from Walpole to Blair. An historical snapshot of Britain’s political past, providing mini-biographies of each PM.
	Kings and Queens
	Native Americans - The Indian Tribes of North America

Henry Addington Earl of Aberdeen Catherine of Aragon Richard Arkwright Herbert Henry Asquith Clement Richard Attlee	Stanley Baldwin Arthur James Balfour Thomas Becket Tony Blair Anne Boleyn Andrew Bonar Law Carl Bosch Isambard Kingdom Brunel Earl of Bute
James Callaghan Henry Campbell-Bannerman George Canning Neville Chamberlain Sir Winston Churchill Anne of Cleves Thomas Cranmer Oliver Cromwell Thomas Cromwell	Earl of Derby Duke of Devonshire Benjamin Disraeli Karl Dönitz Sir Alec Douglas-Home Charles Darwin
Sir Anthony Eden	Francisco Franco Sir John French
Mahatma Gandhi William Gladstone Viscount Goderich Hermann Göring Duke of Grafton George Grenville Lord Grenville Earl Grey	Fritz Haber Douglas Haig Edward Heath Adolf Hitler Hirohito Catherine Howard
John F Kennedy Martin Luther King Horatio Herbert Kitchener	Vladimir Lenin Earl of Liverpool David Lloyd George
Nelson Mandela Ramsay MacDonald Harold MacMillan John Major Karl Marx Viscount Melbourne Ho Chi Minh Simon de Montfort Sir Thomas More Benito Mussolini	Horatio Nelson Duke of Newcastle Lord North
Odo of Bayeux	Viscount Palmerston Emmeline Pankhurst Katherine Parr Robert Peel Henry Pelham Samuel Pepys Spencer Perceval William Pitt - Pitt the Elder William Pitt - Pitt the Younger Duke of Portland
	Cecil Rhodes Marquess of Rockingham Franklin D Roosevelt Earl of Rosebery Earl Russell
Marquess of Salisbury Jane Seymour William Shakespeare Earl of Shelburne Joseph Stalin	Margaret Thatcher Leon Trotsky
Sir Robert Walpole Duke of Wellington William Wilberforce Earl of Wilmington Harold Wilson Woodrow Wilson Thomas Wolsey	Malcolm X
	Mao Zedong

Website Links

	Biography
	Need to do some background research on a historical figure? Biography is a large American site aimed at a global audience, and is a handy research tool for GCSE students.