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Paper 4 questions: Depth Study B Germany 1918 - 1945
On this page you will find Paper 4 style questions to practice independently, in pairs or in small groups. Each question has some hints that you can check after drafting your response, or if you get...
Student e-book: IGCSE assessment
1. Paper 4: Essential information
This page will explain exactly what you can expect on the Paper 4 exam paper. Essential information This is a written paper examination. It is testing your knowledge and also requires you to demonstrate...
Student e-book: IGCSE assessment
Paper 2: Practice Paper 2 questions
As explained on the previous page, the wording of source questions on Paper 2 will vary but all will expect you to use your source skills and to focus on the sources in every answer. For this activity,...
Student e-book: Depth Studies
4. How did the Allies achieve victory over the Axis powers? Free
The Italian Campaign, from July 10, 1943, to May 2, 1945, was a series of Allied beach landings and land battles from Sicily and southern Italy up the Italian mainland towards Nazi Germany. Although Stalin...
Student e-book: IGCSE assessment
Paper 1: Practice your Paper 1 skills
Have a go at writing answers to the following questions. Clicking on the eye under each question will give you a sample answer to check your response against. Practice your Paper 1 Section A skills In...
Student e-book: Depth Studies
3. How important were other fronts?
Historians have debated the extent to which the Western Front determined the outcome of the First World and the defeat of the Central Powers. Indeed, other fronts play important roles - war on the land...
Student e-book: Core Option B
1. What were the long-term consequences of Versailles and failures of the League of Nations?
In 1933, Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany; by 1934 he had managed to secure total power for himself and his Nazi Party. This was to have profound consequences for the people of Germany. However,...
Student e-book: Core Option B
3. How far was Hitler's foreign policy to blame for the outbreak of war in Europe in 1939? Free
In this section you will look at the impact of Hitler's foreign policy on the international situation after 1933 and the extent to which his actions led to the collapse of peace by 1939. The pages below...
Student e-book: Depth Studies
B. Germany, 1918–45 Free
As you will have seen from your study of peacekeeping after the First World War, Germany had emerged from the war in a state of economic and political chaos; it had also had to accept responsibility for...
Student e-book: IGCSE assessment
2. Paper 4: Questions for each Depth study Free
Click on your Depth study below to find Paper 4 style questions and hints on how to answer them....