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Conflict: Algeria

The Algerian War of 1954 to 1962 was one of the most brutal and devastating African struggles for independence. The war started on 1 November 1954 with an insurrection led by the Front de Libération Nationale (FLN) and it ended in 1962 when Algeria became independent. It was never a straight struggle  between Algerians and the French government, however. It eventually became a four-way conflict between the Algerian nationalists, the French government, the European colonists and, in the final stage, General de Gaulle as president of the Republic of France.

 

1. Why did conflict emerge?

 

2. What determined the outcome of the conflict?

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3. How did the conflict affect people’s lives?

 

4. How was peace established?

 

5. Algeria: 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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