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a. The first phase of the Second World War in Europe and Asia
In the early hours of 1 September 1939, Hitler’s Panzers (tanks), supported by the Luftwaffe (air force), smashed over the border into Poland. They rapidly cut though Poland’s defences, thus making a...
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4. What was the impact of the anti-apartheid movement?
The success of the anti-apartheid movement and the ending of National Party rule with the 1994 election brought dramatic changes to South Africa. However, the impact was not positive in all areas and...
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a) Military outcome
This page contains ATL activities to develop your conceptual understanding of how the military outcome of the Second World War in Europe between September 1939 and May 1945 established peace. Inquiry...
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c) Social factors
This page contains ATL activities to develop your conceptual understanding of how social factors in the Second World War in Europe between September 1939 and May 1945 played a role in establishing peace....
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1. Conflict: Introduction to the lines of inquiry
This page introduces you to the ‘Inquiry questions’ for this topic as well as the ‘lines of inquiry’ that you will be following under each of these inquiry questions. For each example of a conflict that...
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c) Social factors
This page contains ATL activities to develop your conceptual understanding of how and why social factors led to a conflict in Europe in September 1939. Inquiry question: Why did conflict emerge? Line...
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b. How was the transition achieved?
The Meiji Restoration was the beginning of Japan's transformation into a modern country. Not only was a new political system created, but, the leaders of Japan were able to fulfill their aims of creating...
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6. The People's Republic of China: Essay planning
This page contains a variety of essay writing exercises and essay plans for this topic. Each essay will give an argument in the question; you need to evaluate this argument by presenting and evaluating...
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b. Social policies
Specified content: Social Policies This page examines the methods used to transform Italian society and the degree of success that Mussolini achieved in this aim. How did Mussolini aim to transform Italian...
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b. Policies of Alexander III (1881 - 1894)
As indicated on the previous page, Alexander III was determined to return to political repression and reaction - re-asserting the tsar's autocracy after what he saw as the dangerous reforms of his father's...