History

These notes are an in-depth analysis of the Civil Resistance in South Africa section of the ieb history. These notes are detailed from two textbooks (Oxford history and Matric Spot On) as well as class notes. these notes are easy to follow and simple to understand, using these notes I achieved a distinction in history.

These notes are an in-depth analysis of the New World Order section of the ieb history. These notes are detailed from two textbooks (Oxford history and Matric Spot On) as well as class notes. these notes are easy to follow and simple to understand, using these notes I achieved a distinction in history.

These notes are an in-depth analysis of the Coming of Democracy section of the ieb history. These notes are detailed from two textbooks (Oxford history and Matric Spot On) as well as class notes. these notes are easy to follow and simple to understand, using these notes I achieved a distinction in history.

These notes are an in-depth analysis of the Independent Africa section of the ieb history. These notes are detailed from two textbooks (Oxford history and Matric Spot On) as well as class notes. these notes are easy to follow and simple to understand, using these notes I achieved a distinction in history.

These notes are an in-depth analysis of the Civil Society Protests section of the ieb history. These notes are detailed from two textbooks (Oxford history and Matric Spot On) as well as class notes. these notes are easy to follow and simple to understand, using these notes I achieved a distinction in history.

Summaries and notes on the Cold War section of the IEB history syllabus. these notes are very detailed analysis's of the topic that are organised an easy to follow. this set of notes includes both the Vietnam and China case studies making it useful for every year. These were the notes I used to get a history distinction in matric.

In-depth and complete descriptions of the peace movements: hippie movements, anti-war movement and disarmament movement.

In-depth notes on the women's movement in the 1960s' for finals and prelims. Best way to study is to read over each "heading" then try to rewrite it, speak about it or teach it.

This 200+ pages study guide provide you with detailed summaries, examination papers and memorandums. A must have for every matriculant studying history.