This resource will help students to learn about the events of the October revolution of 1917 and the aftermath until December 1917. It is tailored for the AQA A-Level course (2N: Revolution and dictatorship: Russia 1917-1953) and requires the Oxford AQA textbook (ISBN: 0198354584) in order to complete the activities. It can be used in a variety of ways - revision, self study, pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, the questions can be used as part of a lesson presentation or as a worksheet. Be aware that the resource is differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, with each level testing differing skills. The following topics are covered: 1.4.1. The causes, course and extent of the October 1917 Revolution 1.4.2. Leadership and the establishment of Bolshevik authority under Sovnarkom. 1.4.3. Sovnarkom and decrees and actions to December.

This resource will help students to learn about the return of Lenin and other challenges to the Provisional Government during 1917. It is tailored for the AQA A-Level course (2N: Revolution and dictatorship: Russia 1917-1953) and requires the Oxford AQA textbook (ISBN: 0198354584) in order to complete the activities. It can be used in a variety of ways - revision, self study, pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, the questions can be used as part of a lesson presentation or as a worksheet. Be aware that the resource is differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, with each level testing differing skills.

This resource will help students to learn about the first revolution of February/March 1917. It is tailored for the AQA A-Level course (2N: Revolution and dictatorship: Russia 1917-1953) and requires the Oxford AQA textbook (ISBN: 0198354584) in order to complete the activities. It can be used in a variety of ways - revision, self study, pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, the questions can be used as part of a lesson presentation or as a worksheet. Be aware that the resource is differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, with each level testing differing skills. There are four worksheets available for this section, however only the first one is available for preview.

This resource will help students to learn about the condition of Russia before the first revolution of February 1917. It is tailored for the AQA A-Level course (2N: Revolution and dictatorship: Russia 1917-1953) and requires the Oxford AQA textbook (ISBN: 0198354584) in order to complete the activities. It can be used in a variety of ways - revision, self study, pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, the questions can be used as part of a lesson presentation or as a worksheet. Be aware that the resource is differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, with each level testing differing skills.

These worksheets supplement the textbook authored by Rowe et al and published by Oxford (a link is included on each sheet). They are suitable for self study or for use by teachers in lessons or to extend lessons. They cover each area of the AQA specification for the unit about Stalin and International Relations. The worksheets are differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced level tasks. Also they can be used as pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, or the activities could be copied into presentations. If you would like to know what the worksheets look like, then a free download sample is available on the TES resources section. You can also see the first worksheet questions in the preview. The other worksheets are not available for preview and their contents have been hidden.

This is a free sample of the resources used to accompany chapter 3 of the textbook.

This is the first resource in a series, which helps students to learn about Stalin and the Great Patriotic War. It is tailored for the AQA A-Level course (2N: Revolution and dictatorship: Russia 1917-1953) It can be used in a variety of ways - revision, self study, pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, the questions can be used as part of a lesson presentation or as a worksheet. The first part of the series is available free, so that you can see the format of the later parts. Be aware that the resource is differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, with each level testing differing skills.

This is the first resource in a series of seven, which helps students to learn about Stalin and International Relations. It is tailored for the AQA A-Level course (2N: Revolution and dictatorship: Russia 1917-1953) It can be used in a variety of ways - revision, self study, pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, the questions can be used as part of a lesson presentation or as a worksheet. The first part of the series is available free, so that you can see the format of the later parts. Be aware that the resource is differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, with each level testing differing skills.

This resource will help students to learn about the steps taken by the Bolsheviks to secure their position as the government of Russia, following the 1917 revolution. It is tailored for the AQA A-Level course (2N: Revolution and dictatorship: Russia 1917-1953) and requires the Oxford AQA textbook (ISBN: 0198354584) in order to complete the activities. It can be used in a variety of ways - revision, self study, pre-reading, consolidation work, homework, the questions can be used as part of a lesson presentation or as a worksheet. Be aware that the resource is differentiated into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, with each level testing differing skills. I usually start students on the intermediate tasks and let them decide if they need to do the beginner tasks next or move onto the advanced task. The following topics are covered: 2.1.1. the establishment of one-party control and the removal of the Constituent Assembly; 2.1.2. the ending of involvement in the First World War 2.1.3. Consolidation of the one-party state