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3. Authoritarian Rule from 1750

This thematic study examines authoritarian rule from 1750.

See below for:

  • An introduction page discussing the meaning of authoritarian rule, the different examples that have existed of authoritarian rule, as well as explanation of the Inquiry questions and lines of inquiry you will be using in your investigations
  • Assessment help for answering Section B, part b essay style questions
  • A range of examples from different regions of Authoritarian rule

We will be adding more examples over the next few months

 

1. Authoritarian Rule: Introduction to lines of inquiry

This page introduces you to the four ‘Inquiry questions’ for this topic as well as the ‘lines of inquiry’ that you will be following under each of these inquiry questions.

 

2. Authoritarian rule: Answering section B, Part b questions

On this page you will find questions to help you prepare for Section B, Part b of the Paper 2 examination.

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