Teaching IGCSE
c. Paper 1: Marking
See below for help on marking Paper 1 answers. Assessment objectives for Paper 1 Paper 1 assesses the following Assessment objectives: AO1: an ability to recall, select, organise and deploy knowledge...
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Religious Intolerance
Another source of division in the US was over religion. This time the division was mainly between rural and urban America. Revivalists In the 1920s, most communities in the American countryside were...
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2. How will you be assessed in your IGCSE examination?
This page will explain the different examinations that you will sit for this IGCSE and what skills you will be assessed on. What many examination papers will you have to take? You will have two compulsory...
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3. Student Access
Student Access gives you access to most parts of the site and has three main functions: Features of the Grade book Your teacher can set tasks on the site or independently of the site and track your grades...
Student e-book: Core Option B
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Option B covers international relations from 1919. The Cambridge syllabus for this Option is based on seven Key Questions. Click on a question below to be taken to the 'focus points' and the specified...
Student e-book: Depth Studies
Student e-book: Depth Studies Free
Please see below for the Depth Studies. You will be studying one of these Depth Studies...
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Please choose from one of the 'Getting started...' tabs below for more information on this site and how it will help you in either teaching or studying for IGCSE History! Welcome to the IGCSE History...
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a. The Nazi Party in the 1920s
The Nazi Party was established in the early 1920s; the political and economic chaos of these years led Hitler to attempt to seize power by force in 1923. However, the Munich Putsch failed and from 1924,...
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c. What was the impact of prohibition?
A rather unusual development occurred in the 1920s in America; the government decided to ban alcohol. This was known as Prohibition and came about due to the pressure from temperance movements, who...
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b. How widespread was intolerance in US society?
Throughout the 1920s, Americans appeared divided and intolerant. This showed itself in attitudes towards immigrants and Black Americans and in religious conflict over Darwin's theory of evolution. Read...