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1. Popular Movements: 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. What is a popular movement? For this Paper 2 topic you will be studying popular movements from different regions and in different time periods. So what is a popular movement? A popular movement is when ordinary people organise themselves and work...

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