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Russia 4-Mark Inference Question Model Answers – Edexcel GCSE History (Paper 3, Question 1)

A complete set of model answers for every major 4-mark inference question from Edexcel GCSE History: Russia and the Soviet Union, 1917–41 (Paper 3). These model responses are written in accessible student-friendly language, with strong structure and clear explanation of inferences and source references.

Ideal for classroom modelling, exam prep, homework, or revision practice.

Includes:

Full PowerPoint of model answers for a wide range of 4-mark inference questions

Covers all major themes: 1917 revolutions, Civil War, NEP, collectivisation, Stalin’s leadership, propaganda, and more

Clear paragraph structure with “One thing I can infer…” sentence stems

Direct use of source evidence with explanation of inferences

Ready to use for display, modelling, or printable handouts

Fully editable and classroom-ready

Topics Covered:

February and October 1917

Kornilov Revolt

Bolshevik propaganda

Education and women’s roles under communism

Collectivisation and peasant resistance

Stalin’s cult of personality

Lenin’s Testament

Soviet posters and state messaging

Designed For:

Edexcel GCSE Paper 3: Russia and the Soviet Union, 1917–41

Section A: Question 1 (4-mark inference)

Students preparing for Paper 3 exams or needing structural exam modelling

Format:
Editable PowerPoint (model answer slides, no questions included)