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a. Political conditions of Apartheid
Both before 1948 and after the official establishment of Apartheid in 1848, black South Africans had virtually no political rights, including no right to vote. Black people were denied representation...
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b. Social and economic conditions
The system of Apartheid was not just a political system preventing Black South Africans from having any political rights. It was also a social system of segregation enforced by laws affecting relationships,...
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b. Political conditions post 1948: the system of apartheid and ideolgogical challenges
In 1948, The National Party won the election based on a manifesto promising segregation between the races. This was the policy of apartheid which was established under D.F. Malan, and developed further...
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a. Political conditions before 1948
After 1910, the new Afrikaaner government established a system to segregate the races of South Africa and to establish the supremacy of the white population. This would be carried to a more sophisticated...
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5. US Civil Rights: Paper 2 practice questions
There are two sections in the examination paper; Section A and Section B. The pages below contain practice questions for Section A and Section B, Part a. As Section B, Part b requires you to use a range...
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b. Section B, part a questions for Civil Rights movement
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 Civil Rights in...
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a. Section A questions using Civil Rights movement
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 which are discussed here: Historical concepts....
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a. Non-violent methods: legal challenges
In the 1950s, the NAACP used legal methods to challenge segregation in education. Inquiry question: How did popular movements create change? The line of inquiry covered on this page is: Non-violent methods...
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2. How did the civil rights movement create change?
Between 1954 and 1968, the civil rights movement aimed to challenge the segregation and discrimination that existed towards African Americans in the US. They used non-violent methods including legal challenges...
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b) Economic Factors
This page contains ATL activities to develop your conceptual understanding of how and why political factors led to a conflict in Europe in September 1939. Inquiry question: Why did conflict emerge? Line...