CIE • History

Truman doctrine, Iron Curtains, Marshall Aid, Comecon, Cominform etc

Topics include: imperialism, League of Nations in 1920s and 1930s

The notes go through the aims of the Big Four, Treaty of Versailles, reactions to the treaty, other treaties and successor states, changing relations 1920-29, organisation and covenant of the League of Nations, successes and failures, strengths and weaknesses.

These revision notes follow the updated CAIE A-level History 9489 syllabus and scheme of work for for Paper 1/2: EUROPEAN HISTORY, RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, 1894–1921. Easy to follow, clear and very detailed notes that cover all the core content topics, with exam guidance, structure, sample answers, summative and formative assessment feedback and useful resource weblinks. Ideal for students!

These revision notes follow the updated CAIE A-level History 9489 syllabus and scheme of work for for Paper 1/2: EUROPEAN HISTORY, France, 1774–1814. Easy to follow, clear and very detailed notes that cover all the core content topics, with exam guidance, structure, sample answers, summative and formative assessment feedback and useful resource weblinks. Ideal for students!

These revision notes follow the updated CAIE A-level History 9489 syllabus and scheme of work for for Paper 1/2: EUROPEAN HISTORY: THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN BRITAIN, 1750–1850 ). Easy to follow, clear and very detailed notes that cover all the core content topics, with exam guidance, structure, sample answers, summative and formative assessment feedback and useful resource weblinks. Ideal for students!

Providing a summarised and broad understanding of women's role in society in the 1960s and how their status progressed thanks to protests, feminism and ultimately legislation. Includes important statistics and specific feminist and anti-feminist movements.

Providing an in-depth and thorough discussion on the holocauyst and why it happened. This essay is graded A* at A level answering a past paper and also gives the reader an idea of how to structure essays for their A level exams.

A thorough and well-rounded overview of the shift in historians' perspectives on the holocaust, why it happened and who was to blame. This summary provides analysis of its own as well as of famous historians such as Raul Hilberg, and helped enable students to achieve A* at A level.

This notes includes ALL past paper questions and attempted answered for the 9489 syllabus, including possible topic sentences, elaboration and evidence. Also covers key writing techniques for an A* history essay. It’s the only thing I looked at before my AS History exam and it got me the highest band and an A* prediction in History.