America 1840-1895: Expansion & Consolidation

Exam Skills: America 1840-1895

The Comparing Interpretations Questions: America 1840-1895 (Q1 & Q2)

The 8 Mark "Which Interpretation is More Convincing" Question: America 1840-1895 (Q3)

The 4 Mark "Describe" Question: America 1840-1895 (Q4)

The 8 Mark "In What Ways" Question: America 1840-1895 (Q5)

The 12 Marker "Bullet Point" Question: America 1840-1895 (Q6)

Germany 1890-1945: Democracy & Dictatorship

Exam Skills: Germany 1890-1945

The Comparing Interpretations Questions: Germany (Q1 & Q2)

The 8 Mark "Which Interpretation is More Convincing" Question: Germany (Q3)

The 4 Mark "Describe" Question: Germany (Q4)

The 8 Mark "In What Ways" Question: Germany (Q5)

The 12 Marker "Bullet Point" Question: Germany (Q6)

Russia 1894-1945: Tsardom & Communism

Exam Skills: Russia 1894-1945

The Comparing Interpretations Questions: Russia (Q1 & Q2)

The 8 Mark "Which Interpretation is More Convincing" Question: Russia (Q3)

The 4 Mark "Describe" Question: Russia (Q4)

The 8 Mark "In What Ways" Question: Russia (Q5)

The 12 Marker "Bullet Point" Question: Russia (Q6)

America, 1920–1973: Opportunity & Inequality

Exam Skills: America 1920-1973

The Comparing Interpretations Questions: America 1920-1973 (Q1 & Q2)

The 4 Mark "Describe" Question: America 1920-1973 (Q4)

The 8 Mark "In What Ways" Question: America 1920-1973 (Q5)

The 12 Marker "Bullet Point" Question: America 1920-1973 (Q6)

Boom-The Roaring Twenties

Reasons For the Economic Boom

What were the "Roaring Twenties"?

Changes to Women During the 1920s

Why was Prohibition Introduced & Repealed?

Discrimination in US Society

Did All Americans Benefit From the Boom?

Bust–The Great Depression

Speculation & the Wall Street Crash

What Impact Did the Crash Have on the Economy?

What were the Social Consequences of the Crash?

Why Did Roosevelt Win the Election of 1932?

Recovery-The New Deal

The New Deal, 1933

Changes to the New Deal After 1933

Opposition to the New Deal

Was the New Deal a Failure?

America's Experience of the Second World War

Popular Culture in the 1930s

Post-War America

American Society After the Second World War

McCarthyism

Civil Rights Organisations

The Civil Rights Movement

Progress in Education-Brown vs Topeka, 1954

Progress in Education-The Little Rock Nine, 1957

The Montgomery Bus Boycott, 1955-1956

The Greensboro Sit-In, 1960

Martin Luther King & the March on Washington, 1963

Malcolm X

The Black Power Movement

Civil Rights Legislation

The Assassination of Martin Luther King, 1968

America & the ‘Great Society'

President John F. Kennedy

President Lyndon B.Johnson

The Development of the Feminist Movement