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2. Causes and impact of German foreign policy before the First World War
In 1888, the young and ambitious Wilhelm II came to the throne in Germany, and Bismarck was replaced as Chancellor by Leo von Caprivi in 1890. Kaiser Wilhelm II and Caprivi took German foreign policy...
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ii. Diplomatic realignment after 1890
In 1888, the young and ambitious Wilhelm II came to the throne in Germany, and Bismarck was replaced as Chancellor by Leo von Caprivi in 1890. Kaiser Wilhelm II and Caprivi took German foreign policy...
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i. Long-term political
The creation of the German Empire in 1871 caused a major shift in the European balance of power. Over the next two decades, Germany's Chancellor, Otto von Bismarck, worked hard to consolidate Germany's...
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c. What challenges did society face after the transition?
Japan’s change from a closed feudal society to a modern industrial state took place very quickly. The rapid political and social changes created challenges for the Meiji leaders. They had to find ways...
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a. Growing tensions 1890 to 1913
The years 1905 to 1913 saw tensions increasing with a series of 'crises' which helped cement the division of Europe into the two alliances of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance. In addition the...
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Paper 1 Focused Studies (SL and HL) Free
All of you will be studying Paper 1 where you will cover two case studies on a theme (focused study) and have the chance to examine and evaluate historical sources on this theme. See below for: Read this...
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Regional study 11: Social movements in the Americas (1945–2020)
This regional study focuses on social movements in the Americas. The African American civil rights movement must be studied. You also will study one other social movement from the Americas. This section...
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i. Norse society and the start of the 'Viking Age'
On this page you will investigate the environment, politics and culture of Norse society. You will also explore the attack on Lindisfarne which was seen as the beginning of the ‘Viking Age’. What was...
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3. Controlling student access
This page shows the different ways in which you can change the default on any student access page from ‘OFF’ to ‘ON’ (or vice versa) for any of your specified teaching groups once you have signed your...
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2. Student Access: setting assignments Free
Once you have given your students access and they have signed themselves up, not only can they access the pages you allow them to see, but you can also set assignments. An 'Assignment' is a task set...