17. Why-Questions on the Road to War

Wed. 27 May & Thurs. 28 May 2020 The last question that you are going to work on in this course will be a Why-Question about the Road to War. 1. Consider these Why-Questions on the Road to War: ONE: Why was Hitler’s foreign policy successful up to 1938? [6] TWO: Why did Britain andContinue reading “17. Why-Questions on the Road to War”

16. Why-Questions on the League of Nations

Mon. 25 May, Wed. 27 May & Thurs. 28 May 2020 This week you are going to work on Why-Question about the League of Nations. 1. Consider these Why-Questions on the League of Nations: ONE: Why did some countries view with suspicion the setting up of the League of Nations? [6] TWO: Why was theContinue reading “16. Why-Questions on the League of Nations”

15. Why-Questions on Post-War Peace Treaties

Mon. 18 May, Wed. 20 May & Thurs. 21 May 2020 This week you are going to work on Why-Question about the Post-War Peace Treaties. 1. Consider these Why-Questions on the Post-War Peace Treaties: ONE: Why did Clemenceau and Lloyd George disagree over how to treat Germany? [6] TWO: Why was France dissatisfied with theContinue reading “15. Why-Questions on Post-War Peace Treaties”

14. Why-Questions on Russian History (continued)

Mon. 11 May, Wed. 13 May & Thurs. 14 May 2020 This week you are going to work on Why-Question about Stalin’s Russia. 1. Consider these Why-Questions on the Russian History (Stalin’s Russia): ONE: Why was Stalin able to defeat Trotsky in the leadership contest? [6] TWO: Explain why Stalin introduced collectivization? [6] THREE: WhyContinue reading “14. Why-Questions on Russian History (continued)”

13. Why-Questions on Russian History (continued)

Wed. 6 May 2020 & Thurs. 7 May 2020 Today you are going to work on Why-Question about Lenin’s Russia. 1. Consider these Why-Questions on the Russian History (Lenin’s Russia): ONE: Why did Lenin introduce War Communism? [6] TWO: Why was there a Civil War in Russia? [6] THREE: Why did the Bolsheviks win theContinue reading “13. Why-Questions on Russian History (continued)”

12. Why-Questions (continued)

Monday 4 May 2020 1. A Reminder… An effective way to answer a Why-Question is to do the following: This strategy can also be applied to the creation of an explainer video that explains “why”. Each step (in the diagram above) represents a scene in the video. 2. Now consider these Why-Questions on the RussianContinue reading “12. Why-Questions (continued)”

10. Why-Questions

Wednesday 29 April 2020 Today you are going to begin working on answering Why-Questions…! But… before we look at Why-Questions, let’s just have a quick look at How-Far-Questions again. 1. Recently, you wrote an answer to the following question: “Hatred of Rasputin was the main reason for revolution in March 1917.” How far do youContinue reading “10. Why-Questions”

8. Russia (1924-1941)

Thursday 23 April 2020 Today you are going to: a) Do revision on Russian History, 1924-1941. b) Look at some Russian History Questions. 1. Look at the following video clip – to briefly revise the Russian History: Stalin – Overview (12:11 minutes long) 2. Then, analyse and plan answers to Q.11 – Q.20. (Exam PreparationsContinue reading “8. Russia (1924-1941)”

4. Essay Writing

Wednesday 1 April 2020 Today you are going to practise more Essay Writing! 1. Look at the following video clip – as a brief analysis and plan for the following essay question: “The Treaty of Versailles was a fair settlement.” How far do you agree with this statement? Explain your answer. (10) 10-mark Post-War PeaceContinue reading “4. Essay Writing”

1. Post-War Treaties

Wednesday 25 March 2020 Today you are going to: a) Do revision on Post-War Peace Treaties, 1919-1924. b) Look at some Post-War Peace Treaties Questions. 1. Look at the following video clips – to briefly revise the Post-War Treaties: Treaties – Revision 1: (13:02 min long) Treaties Revision 2: (13:10 min long) Treaties Revision 3Continue reading “1. Post-War Treaties”

7. Russia (1900-1924)

Wednesday 22 April 2020 Today you are going to: a) Do revision on Russian History, 1900-1924. b) Look at some Russian History Questions. 1. Look at the following video clip – to briefly revise the Russian History: Russian Revolutions (9:59 minutes long) 2. Then, analyse and plan answers to Q.1 – Q.10. (Exam Preparations book,Continue reading “7. Russia (1900-1924)”