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This document offers a comprehensive collection of IB History essay plans focused on the causes and effects of major 20th-century wars, covering exam paper questions from 2017 to 2023. It includes detailed outlines for essays on World War I, World War II, the Cold War, the Spanish Civil War, the Chinese Civil War, and the Algerian War. Each essay plan is structured to address specific past paper questions, providing thorough analyses of economic factors, ideological influences, territorial dispu...

The Civil War Notes document provides an in-depth analysis of several key 20th-century civil wars, including the Algerian War, Chinese Civil War, and Spanish Civil War, with a comprehensive examination of their causes, courses, and effects. It delves into the socio-economic and ideological factors driving these conflicts, such as the impact of French colonial policies and rising Algerian nationalism leading to the Algerian War, highlighted by historian Marnia Lazreg's insights on Islamism and...

The first notes of [causes and effect of wars] comprehensively cover the causes and effects of major 20th-century wars based upon the IB syllabus, with a detailed focus on World War One (WWI) and World War Two (WWII). The document is structured to provide a clear understanding of the background, ideological, militaristic, alliance systems, and economic factors that led to these wars. Each section offers a deep dive into the significance of these factors, supported by quotes from historians and s...

Write a comparative commentary on the two extracts from Giacomo Benedotti's novel 'Scialla!' (Stai Sereno, 2011) and Marco Pellegrini's 'Bella zio! Una storia d'amore' (2013).

'During the 1950s and 1960s the national language came to be adopted more and more widely throughout Italy, not only as a written language, but also as a spoken one' (Arturo Tosi). Explaon why this spread took place in this periodand describe in what ways modern standard Italian has come to differ from the language regarded as the norm before the 1950s.

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1. Discuss three major cultural achievements of the Edo period that reflect the social, political and gender dynamics of the time. 2. Discuss the influence of Westernization on Japanese culture in the Meiji period ().

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A quote bank which can be utilised for A-Level English Literature examinations. The document features quotations from Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House, each of which are easily memorisable and easy to expand upon when utilised within the exam paper. The quote bank is separated into several themes which are as follows; gender roles, family and motherhood, responsibility, reputation, and society, truth and disguise, death, freedom and control, love and marriage, and, finally, wealth. The quote ba...

STUDY NOTES FROM AN 'A*' STUDENT Summary notes from the US Politics section of A-Level Pearson Edexcel Politics paper (Paper 2). Covers key concepts and theories associated with 'The Constitution' topic, including; federalism, codified constitution(s), enumerated powers, delegated powers, implied powers, amendments, super majorities, checks and balances, bipartisanship, federalism, and state power. These summary notes also include relevant examples in each section, which can be utili...