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Edexcel A-Level History Model Answer: Protest, Agitation and Parliamentary Reform (1780–1928) – Aspects in Depth: The Chartists A Ready-Made, Top-Quality Exam paper & Model Answer to Maximise Exam Success! This resource provides a fully developed, exam response to a Paper 3, Section A question on The Chartists, helping students understand the level of specific detail, nuanced analysis, and comprehensive structure required to get into the top mark band and achieve the highest available marks. Question Covered: Assess the value of the source for revealing the reasons why women were prepared to support the Chartist movement, and their attitude towards different social groups. This comprehensive, high-quality model answer provides students with a clear benchmark, demonstrating to students how to effectively incorporate: Comprehensive analysis of the source, addressing both enquiry points in the Q Precise historical knowledge and contextual understanding Well-structured analysis and nuanced evaluation of the source for provenance and content This model answer is colour coded for each enquiry point and uses emboldening to demonstrate clear and explicit evaluative links to the question. These model answers have been the thing my students cite as the most helpful resoures in improving their exam technique as it provides tangible, clear examples of what an outstanding piece of evaluative source analysis looks like. Why This Resource is a Must-Have for Teachers & Students: Perfect for High Achievers & Struggling Students – Offers a strong aspirational example for top students while providing a clear framework for those needing extra guidance for structure, linking back to the question and the range of points of provenance and content one can extract from sources. Saves Teachers Time – No need to create model answers from scratch! Use this resource for class discussions, peer assessments, or essay practice. Exam Board-Specific – Designed for Edexcel A-Level History Paper 3, Section A, ensuring students are fully prepared for the exact question format and assessment criteria. Pre made assessment and feedback lesson using both the included source paper AND the matching model answer for students to review and cross compare with their own after the exam. Associated resources: Protest, Agitation and Parliamentary Reform 1780-1928 - A level Revision Guide (Edexcel) Part 1: Reform of Parliament 1780–1928 – An Overview The Paper 3, Section A, A Level History Exam Technique Masterclass

This bundle of New Paper 4 Model Answers contains 3 Part B essay style answers (25 marks). These model answers can be used as writing benchmarks, structure guidance or feedback resources post-assessment. These model answers can also be used as a high quality assessment resource by speeding up marking and doubling up as ready made feedback lessons, saving you hours of planning! They also make excellent revision resources for Year 11 to revise from prior to assessments and the upcoming summer examination, to remind themselves of the key features and qualities required to secure those top marks! By using the principles and structures outlined in these model answers, our 2024 cohort of 90 students averaged an A grade on this paper, with one student gaining 40/40! These model answers are based on the content from the GERMANY depth study but the structure and format is applicable to anyone doing Paper 4 of the Cambridge History IGCSE for the 2024 exam onwards. All resources are customisable and adaptable as Microsoft Word Documents. All materials included in this bundle have been produced following the completion of the new Paper 4 CIE IGCSE training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations for the new 2024 specification. Specific content: Model Answer 1 - Discuss the impact of Gustav Stresemann’s leadership on the Weimar Republic (25 marks) Model Answer 2 - Discuss the significance of Kristallnacht in the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany (25 marks) Model Answer 3 - Discuss the significance of propaganda in consolidating Nazi control over Germany (25 marks) Associated Paper 4 / Germany Depth Study resources This resource is best used in conjunction with the New Paper 4 Exam Technique Masterclass. This masterclass breaks down the Paper 4 mark scheme into accessible, student friendly language, and offers step by step guidance on structure (with scaffolded writing support), content and how to hit the highest mark on each question! Additionally, the Paper 4 Question Bank is another great resource to allow students to apply the content and technique learned in class to a variety of exam questions! Great for setting as homework, starter/lesson activities, to stimulate active revision or even to speed up the creation of in class assessments this bank of over 40 questions will keep students practicing until they get it perfect!

Edexcel A-Level History Revision Guide: Protest, Agitation and Parliamentary Reform (1780–1928) - Part 2: Changing Influences in Parliament 1780–1928 Streamlined, No-Fuss Notes – Perfect for High Achievers that struggle to condense and hone in on the most salient points, as well as students who get lost in the dense detail of the History A level! This expertly crafted 21-page revision guide covers the second aspect of the breadth study module, breaking down key content into clear, digestible sections. Designed specifically for teachers who want to save time without compromising on quality. Perfect for classroom use, independent revision, or targeted intervention, this straightforward, well-organised guide provides a reliable and efficient way to reinforce key knowledge and historical debates, ensuring students focus on exactly what they need to know without getting lost in excessive detail. Whether used as a core revision resource or an additional study aid, it helps boost student confidence and exam performance with ease. Made with Microsoft Word, everything in this guide is fully editable and customisable. What’s Inside? This revision guide is split into two key sections, covering the major political changes that shaped Britain’s parliamentary landscape between 1780 and 1928: 2a. The Changing Role of the Crown and Aristocracy Over Elections and Parliament (1780–1928 The Influence of the Crown and Aristocracy in 1780 Economic Reform in the 1780s The Reasons for Declining Royal Influence over the House of Commons, The Reasons for Declining Aristocratic Influence over the House of Commons, The Impact of the Parliament Act 1911 2b. The Development of Political Parties Between 1780 and 1920 The Change in Political Parties’ Role in Parliament and Elections Party Organisation and Membership The Growth of the Labour Party The Extent of Change in the Social Makeup of the House of Commons by 1928 The Abolition of the Property Qualification for MPs The Payment of MPs Why This Resource is a Must-Have for Teachers & Students Saves Teachers Time – No need to create summary sheets from scratch! This guide provides structured content that can be easily integrated into lessons and revision sessions. Boosts Student Confidence – Perfect for both high-achieving students who get lost in excessive detail and less able learners who need a clear, streamlined approach. Exam-Focused and Edexcel-Specific – Tailored to the Edexcel A-Level History specification, ensuring students have exactly what they need for exam success. Clarity & Structure – Each topic is broken down logically, helping students grasp key developments without feeling overwhelmed. Other A level History resources in this series Part 1. Reform of Parliament 1780–1928: An overview

Edexcel A Level History Revision Guide: Protest, Agitation and Parliamentary Reform (1780–1928) – Breadth Study Save time and support your students’ success with this concise, no-fuss revision guide! Designed specifically for Edexcel A Level History, this resource provides a clear, structured breakdown of the Breadth Study: Protest, Agitation and Parliamentary Reform (1780–1928). Perfect for classroom use, independent revision, or targeted intervention, this guide ensures students focus on exactly what they need to know—without getting lost in excessive detail. What’s Inside? Part 1: Reform of Parliament 1780–1928 – An Overview 1a. How effective were pressures for change to the franchise? The nature of parliamentary representation in the 1780s Pressures for change vs. resistance to reform The Reform Acts and their impact 1b. How significant were changes in the distribution of seats? Problems of Representation The Failure of Pitt’s Proposals and Reasons for Resistance to Reform Key Changes Brought About by Reform Key Reformers and Opponents of Reform Why This Guide is a Must-Have for Teachers and Students: Time-saving & ready to use – No need to create your own revision materials or streamlined notes for those students who struggle to condense or organise their notes! Supports all learners – Clear enough for weaker students, but structured enough for high achievers who need focus on the most salient points. Maximises student attainment – Ensures revision is targeted and effective. Flexible for classroom use – Ideal for homework tasks, revision lessons, or intervention support. Exam board-specific – Aligned to the Edexcel A Level syllabus to ensure full coverage. This straightforward, well-organised guide provides a reliable and efficient way to reinforce key knowledge and historical debates. Whether used as a core revision resource or an additional study aid, it helps boost student confidence and exam performance with ease. Great for using alongside, or in preparation for, knowledge checkpoints, past paper questions and model answers for active revision! Download today to streamline and accelerate your students’ revision! Associate resources Part 2. Changing influences in Parliament 1780–1928: An overview

This resource contains over 40 PAPER 4 STYLE QUESTIONS for the Cambridge History IGCSE Paper 4 Germany depth study for the 2025 June examination. By practicing the exam technique using these paper 4 style quetions (in conjunction with the Paper 4 masterclass and model answers linked below) our 2024 cohort of 90 students averaged an A grade on this paper, with one student gaining 40/40! The quesiton bank includes both part a and part b questions divided into the following four areas outlined in the Cambridge IGCSE Specification for the Germany depth study: Was Germany doomed to fail from the start? Why was Hitler able to dominate Germany by 1934? How effectively did the Nazis control Germany 1933-45? What was it like to live in Nazi Germany? All materials included in this bundle have been produced following the completion of the New 2024 IGCSE training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations for the 2024 and onwards specification. Some ways in which I have used them include: Using Part As as a snappy starter to get students to recap key content quickly. Using Part Bs as a evaluation task after examining or revising a section of the key content, for longer practice at extended analytical writing - either as a main task, a weekly homework or revision task for Year 11. If you’re short on time, they’re also great for drafting essay plans to get students used to carving out those 5 minutes in the real exam to organise their themes and main line of argument. Selecting a set of 2 for a ready made Papeer 4 assessment without the hassle of trawling through past exam papers! There’s enough here to see you through the two year course and more! This resource is best used in conjunction with the New IGCSE History Paper 4 Exam Technique Masterclass (CIE 0470). This masterclass breaks down the Paper 4 markscheme into student friendly language that’s accessible to all, and offers step by step guidance on structure (with scaffolded writing support), content and how to hit the highest mark on every question! Bonus freebies include an **essay writing masterclass **and a bonus model answer! Come back soon for some Germany themed model answers for Paper 4! Looking for the USA depth study resources? New IGCSE History USA Paper 4 Exam Technique Masterclass (CIE 0470) USA model answers bundle

This resource includes a comprehension question worksheet and teacher answer sheet for evaluating the historical references and the significance of the historical events represented in the historic Christmas film ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’. A perfect activity for a History themed, Christmas film lesson or as part of a co-curricular History film club to consolidate their knowledge, ‘test’ the accuracy of the films’ representation of History and provide some engaging talking and discussion points afterwards! The film takes place in America and spans the 1920s-1940s with the majority of the film centered on the 1930s. With numerous features and excellent references to the economic boom, 1920s entertainment and city life, the Wall Street Crash, the Great Depression and the impact of WWII, this film is perfect for crystalising the key concepts within any America depth study or module (especially for the IGCSE and GCSE curricula) and bringing History to life (against the backdrop of Christmas!)

This resource is designed to give students a crash course in the importance of dissecting sources carefully, rather than taking them at face value. Using one of the more complex League of Nations sources (which many students every year misinterpret), this lesson demonstrates to students how the overlooking or omission of the more subtle details of the source can COMPLETELY change the meaning and that consequently, with the clearest structure, the most sophisticated and ambitious features of written communication and the accurate analysis of numerous sub messages, their mark risks being capped at 50% if the main message is overlooked. I have also used it as cautionary tale to reinforce the danger of underestimating the challenge in a ‘what is the main message?’ question but ultimately the principles learned in this lesson apply to every source on every paper. In short, the highest marks are reserved for the most observant students, who include nuance in the exam answers and most importantly, that only with the most careful and comprehensive studying of the source can you hope to accurately piece together the main message and arrive at the most accurate conclusion. All materials are designed in preparation for the 2025 CIE IGCSE exam on KQ2 - The League of Nations (0470) to help students master their source analysis skills and hit every mark on that mark scheme! This lesson has been produced following the completion of the New 2024 onwards IGCSE specification training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). My last exam cohort of 90 students gained an average A grade overall at IGCSE, with 91% achieving an A-A*. Paper 2 was their strongest paper! The type of coaching in this lesson is what got them there. Contents of this lesson: A 9 slide lesson presentation 1 Source worksheet for student analysis 2 exam/model answers for evaluation 1 mark scheme to support student assessment of the models Specific presentation content Slide 1 - Title Slide 2 - Golden rules for Paper 2 Slide 3 - Student source analysis task Slide 4 - Writing challenge with structure template / scaffold Slide 5 - Exam answer 1 and student evaluation/ marking task Slide 6 - Exam answer 2 and student evaluation / marking task Slide 7 - Exam answer 1 analysis and reveal of mark Slide 8 - Exam answer 2 analysis and reveal of mark Slide 9 - The fallacy of the ‘easy’ main message question and exam top tips and advice for avoiding pitfalls and ensuring Paper 2 success All resources are created in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint and are fully editable and adaptable for the needs of your class. Associated resources NEW 2025 Paper 2 Masterclass Paper 2 Model answers bundle

A complete set of 5 model answers for the 2026 Paper 2 topic - KQ1 (The Treaty of Versailles) with fully formatted source paper. This lesson has been produced following the completion of the New 2024 onwards IGCSE specification training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). My last exam cohort of 91 students gained an average A grade overall at IGCSE, with 91% achieving an A*-A. Paper 2 was their strongest paper. How can I use this resource? This resource can be used as a preparation lesson in advance of a mock exam or even for the mock exam itself since the exam paper is formatted to replicate the real IGCSE exam. The model answers can be used for students to peer or self assess in order to speed up the marking process or as exemplars to be given alongside teacher feedback to cross compare with their own to better identify areas of strength and weakness in their own answers. Additionally, the models could be drip fed to students via in class activities to revise the demands of each question, and consolidate their understanding of how to hit every mark on the mark scheme. I’ve found using model answers such as these invaluable when walking students through exam technique during revision sessions, and helping to translate the demands of the mark scheme into something tangible and understandable. Students commented on how useful it has been to have a benchmark to measure their own answers against, while doing independent revision and practising past paper questions at home. Specific content: (a) What is the main message of Source A? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] (b) Why was source B created? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] © How far do Sources C and D agree? Explain your answer using details from the sources. [8] (d) How useful is Source E? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [7] (e) Study all of the sources. How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the German reaction to the Treaty of Versailles was justifiable? Use the sources to explain your answer. [9] Associated resources This resource is best used in conjunction with the 2026 IGCSE History Paper 2 Exam Technique Masterclass which offers student friendly mark schemes & step by step guidance on structure, content and how to hit the highest mark on every Q type! Bonus freebies include top tips for analysing content and provenance, writing like a historian keyword mats and 2 MORE MODEL ANSWERS. FREE LESSON - Welcome to IGCSE and an Introduction to the Treaty of Versailles

This resource consists of 91 PAPER 4 STYLE QUESTIONS for the Cambridge History IGCSE Paper 4 core content for the 2025 June examination. By practicing the exam technique using these paper 4 style quetions (in conjunction with the Paper 4 masterclass and model answers linked below )our 2024 cohort of 90 students averaged an A grade on this paper, with one student gaining 40/40! The quesiton bank includes both part a and part b questions divided into the following four areas: The Economic Boom Social change in the 1920s The Wall Street Crash and the Great Depression FDR and the New Deal All materials included in this bundle have been produced following the completion of the New 2024 IGCSE training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations for the 2024 and onwards specification. This question bank is an excellent resource to use throughout the year for either Year 10 as you introduce those key Paper 4 exam skills or for Year 11 to revisit and revise both content and exam technique in advance of their summer exams! Some ways in which I have used them include: Using Part As as a snappy starter to get students to recap key content quickly. Using Part Bs as a evaluation task after examining or revising a section of the key content, for longer practice at extended analytical writing - either as a main task, a weekly homework or revision task for Year 11. If you’re short on time, they’re also great for drafting essay plans to get students used to carving out those 5 minutes in the real exam to organise their themes and main line of argument. Selecting a set of 2 for a ready made Papeer 4 assessment without the hassle of trawling through past exam papers! There’s enough here to see you through the two year course and more! This resource is best used in conjunction with the New IGCSE History Paper 4 Exam Technique Masterclass (CIE 0470). This masterclass breaks down the Paper 4 markscheme into student friendly language that’s accessible to all, and offers step by step guidance on structure (with scaffolded writing support), content and how to hit the highest mark on every question! Bonus freebies include an **essay writing masterclass **and a bonus model answer! Fancy some model answers to go with your question bank? I’ve compiled model answers for Part A and B in this handy USA model answers bundle as well as my newest set on The New Deal They make a great assessment resource by speeding up marking and double as ready made feedback lessons, saving you hours of planning!

This is my second set of model answers and accompanying exam paper for the 2025 CIE IGCSE exam on **KQ2 (The League of Nations) ** This resource includes: A fully formatted source paper, 5 model answers for the questions on the paper (listed below) and ABONUS EXTRA MODEL ANSWER. Whereas my other exam paper and set of models focused on the League’s effectiveness as a peace keeping body throughout the 1920s and 30s (found here), this resource focuses on 'How successful was the League of Nations in the 1920s?’ This lesson has been produced following the completion of the New 2024 onwards IGCSE specification training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). My last exam cohort of 91 students gained an average A grade overall at IGCSE, with 91% achieving an A*-A. Paper 2 was their strongest paper. How can I use this resource? This resource can be used as a preparation lesson in advance of a mock exam or even for the mock exam itself since the exam paper is formatted to replicate the real IGCSE exam. The model answers can be used for students to peer or self assess in order to speed up the marking process or as exemplars to be given alongside teacher feedback to cross compare with their own to better identify areas of strength and weakness in their own answers. Additionally, the models could be drip fed to students via in class activities to revise the demands of each question, and consolidate their understanding of how to hit every mark on the mark scheme. SPECIFIC QUESTIONS AND MODEL ANSWERS What is the message of the cartoonist? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] How useful is this cartoon to a Historian studying the League of Nations? Explain your answer using details from the source and your knowledge. [8] How similar are Sources D and E regarding the League of Nations’ actions in Corfu? Explain your answer using details from the sources. [8] Are you surprised by this source? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [7] How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the League of Nations was very successful throughout the 1920s? [9] Associated resources This resource is best used in conjunction with the 2025 IGCSE History Paper 2 Exam Technique Masterclass which breaks down the Paper 2 markscheme into student friendly language, and offers step by step guidance on structure, content and how to hit the highest mark on every question type! Bonus freebies include top tips for analysing content and provenance, writing like a historian keyword mats and 2 MORE MODEL ANSWERS.

A complete and fully formatted 2025 Paper 2 Exam Paper with 5 planning templates and scaffolded writing worksheets for some of the most popular Paper 2 questions. All materials are designed in preparation for the 2025 CIE IGCSE exam on KQ2 - TheLeague of Nations (0470) to help students master their source analysis skills and hit every mark on that mark scheme! The exam paper is a pdf, while the templates are all created in Microsoft Word and are fully editable to suit the needs of your classes. Paper 2 was the paper our 2024 cohort did best on this year! By using the methods outlined in the Paper 2 Masterclass and implemented and practiced using the planning and writing support included in this resource, our cohort of 90 students achieved an average of 76% (which is 12% higher than the amount needed for an A grade!) This lesson has been produced following the completion of the New IGCSE Specification (2024 onwards) training course delivered by CIE as well as feedback from our first cohort of students! Included resources 1 x fully formatted Paper 2 Exam for the 2025 content (League of Nations) 5 x mark scheme breakdowns, planning support and scaffolded writing templates relating to each question on the paper (detailed below). Specific questions: a) Study Source A. What is the message of the cartoonist? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] b) Study Source B. Why was this source produced in Britain at this time? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] c) Study Sources C and D How far do Sources C and D agree about the League of Nations? Explain your answer using details from the sources. [8] d) Study Sources E. Are you surprised by this source? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [7] e) Study all of the sources. How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the League of Nations was an effective peace keeping organisation between 1920 and 1936? Use the sources to explain your answer. [9] Associated resources Please note this resource DOES NOT contain model answers for any of the questions. If you would like these to purchase the model answers for these questions to provide as benchmarks of quality for students to aim towards and for the self and peer assessment of their exam practice / revision, they can be purchased here MODEL ANSWERS X 5 AND FULLY FORMATTED 2025 PAPER 2 EXAM League of Nations - FULL COURSE CONTENT REVISION

A complete set of 5 model answers for the 2025 Paper 2 topic - KQ2 (The League of Nations) with fully formatted source paper. This lesson has been produced following the completion of the New 2024 onwards IGCSE specification training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). My last exam cohort of 91 students gained an average A grade overall at IGCSE, with 91% achieving an A*-A. Paper 2 was their strongest paper. How can I use this resource? This resource can be used as a preparation lesson in advance of a mock exam or even for the mock exam itself since the exam paper is formatted to replicate the real IGCSE exam. The model answers can be used for students to peer or self assess in order to speed up the marking process or as exemplars to be given alongside teacher feedback to cross compare with their own to better identify areas of strength and weakness in their own answers. Additionally, the models could be drip fed to students via in class activities to revise the demands of each question, and consolidate their understanding of how to hit every mark on the mark scheme. I’ve found using model answers such as these invaluable when walking students through exam technique during revision sessions, and helping to translate the demands of the mark scheme into something tangible and understandable. Students commented on how useful it has been to have a benchmark to measure their own answers against, while doing independent revision and practising past paper questions at home. Specific content: (a) Study Source A. What is the message of the cartoonist? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] (b) Study Source B. Why was this source produced in Britain at this time? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [8] © . Study Sources C and D How far do Sources C and D agree about the League of Nations? Explain your answer using details from the sources. [8] (d) Study Sources E. Are you surprised by this source? Explain your answer using details of the source and your knowledge. [7] (e) Study all of the sources. How far do these sources provide convincing evidence that the League of Nations was an effective peace keeping organisation between 1920 and 1936? Use the sources to explain your answer. [9] Associated resources This resource is best used in conjunction with the 2025 IGCSE History Paper 2 Exam Technique Masterclass which breaks down the Paper 2 markscheme into student friendly language, and offers step by step guidance on structure, content and how to hit the highest mark on every question type! Bonus freebies include top tips for analysing content and provenance, writing like a historian keyword mats and 2 MORE MODEL ANSWERS.

This resource consists of two model answers for the New 2024 onwards Paper 4 Cambridge IGCSE History exam. It includes one Qa. ‘Write an account…’ question and one Qb. ‘Discuss the importance/impact/significance of…’ question. Both questions are centred on The New Deal, as part of the CIE USA depth study. All materials included in this bundle have been produced following the completion of the new Paper 4 CIE IGCSE training course delivered by Cambridge International Examinations for the new 2024 specification. Model answers in this resource: Qa) Write an account of the measures taken by Roosevelt to help the unemployed. [15] Qb) Discuss the impact of the First New Deal [25] NOTE: The content in the Qb 25 marker is far more than is needed to gain 25/25. I have included as many facets as possible to show students the full range of points they could make but the document is fully editable to delete those you see fit in order to give a more realistic benchmark of a 4 paragraph essay (+ intro and conclusion). The Paper 4 was new to all of us last year so I was thrilled when numerous students in my class gained over 35/40, with one student gaining 40/40. My model answers, study leave revison guide and activity booklet and my paper 4 masterclass were the three things students cited as most helpful in their pupil voice reflections after the exam. Additional Associated resources: For a more in-depth examination and active implementation of the Paper 4 exam technique including; scaffolded planning support, writing tips (FAQs on content, timings, length of answers), assessment questions, pre-made marking codes for both and b questions, reflection tasks and target setting, 'uplevelling your work’ feedback activities AND model answers please take a look at my New Paper 4 Assessment Lessons for getting students exam ready, building confidence and accelerating progress. NEW RESOURCE FOR 2025 EXAMINATION: 1920s USA IGCSE Revision Guide and Activity Book with Model Answers 1930s Depression and Recovery Guide with model answers coming soon!

This resource comprises a 70 question knowledge test based on the key content of How secure was the USSRs control of Eastern Europe ?. Currently used as a fact test / team quiz / revision resource for my students studying CIE IGCSE for KQ6, I’ve also used it for the Edexcel IGCSE module on Superpower Tensions as well as for the British GCSE curriculum. The test is broken down into the 7 sections outlined below and could be used all together as a single summative assessment, homework consolidation or a fun team based quiz at the end of the topic. Alternatively the test could be delivered as 7 mini checkpoints throughout the course which is how I often use them to build knowledge. Additionally, they are great for a low stakes starter, plenary or homework task. *Complete with a full answers document for every question, this is great for student self assessment too, minimising teacher workload and feedback time! * Resource details: Section A: Hungary, 1956 Section B: Czechoslovakia and the Prague Spring 1968 Section C: The Berlin Wall Section D: Solidarity in Poland, 1980-81 Section E: Enter Mikhail Gorbachev 1985 Section F: The Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe Section G: The Collapse of the USSR and the end of the Cold War? Great for revisiting at the end of the chapter, at the end of the whole scheme/core content, during the revision period or incorporating into a study pack before students go on study leave. Core content knowledge tests: How successful was Containment Knowledge Test Origins of the Cold War Knowledge Test Hitler’s Foreign Policy Knowledge Test League of Nations Knowledge Test Complementary IGCSE CIE Resources: Paper 1 FULL COURSE CONTENT REVIEW - retrieval practice and content revision NEW IGCSE Paper 1 exam technique Masterclass (CIE) Paper 1 MODEL ANSWERS BUNDLE (2024) THE BIG PAPER ONE BUNDLE 2024