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3. How did the conflict affect people’s lives?
The consequences of the Algerian war were profound and included a high human cost, with approximately one million Algerians dead and many more displaced. An estimated 18,348 French soldiers perished as...
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a. Strategy and tactics
The Algerian War was one of the most savage African struggles for independence; it eventually became a four way struggle between the Algerian nationalists, the French government, the army generals and,...
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b. Technology, mobilisation and leadership
Despite superior technology and resources, the French were unable to win this war; although there were many military successes, the tactics used and the failures of political leadership meant that they...
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4. How was peace established?
The Evian Accords were finally agreed in March 1962. However this did not lead to an end to violence, and Algeria was left with profound economic, social and political problems at independence. Inquiry...
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b. Section B, Part a questions
Section B has TWO questions per thematic study (Part a and Part b), so you will need to choose the two questions on the study you have done in class. You will be using your example of Algeria to answer...
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a. Section A questions Algeria
On this page you will find questions to help you prepare for Section A of the Paper 2 examination. These questions are all linked to the key historical concepts. Section A You will need to answer one...
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2. What determined the outcome of the conflict?
The Algerian War saw the French army trying to suppress the FLN.. As the war progressed, other groups got involved in the fighting, trying to resist the policies of the French government - the Generals...
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2. Methods used and reasons for success
The Algerian War was one of the most savage African struggles for independence; it eventually became a four way struggle between the Algerian nationalists, the French government, the European colonists...
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2. Reasons for Arab–Jewish tensions (to 1945)
This page examines the growing tensions between Arabs and Jews and also between the British and Arabs and British and Jews. By the time of the start of the First World War Britain had failed to find a...
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1. Origins and rise of Algeria's independence movement
Algeria's independence movement developed in response to French colonial policies and French actions both before and post Second World War. After 1945, external events combined with the period of 'broken...