GCSE History Edexcel Cold War & S. Relations: The Hungarian Uprising 1956 Lesson 9

This bumper lesson contains everything you need to teach the causes, importance, events and consequences of the Hungarian Uprising of 1956. A fact sheet is also included for students to use in place of a text book.
**Recap: **A task where students are asked to look at a timeline of Cold War events so far and discuss which events will have caused the most amount of tension between the USA and the Soviet Union.
Task 1: Short term and long term consequences table.
Task 2: A narrative account storyboard which can easily be used alongside the fact sheet.
Task 3: Students organise the events into either causes, events or consequences (see image). This will help students identify a consequence for the exam question.
**Task 4: **A comprehension sheet with additional extension task if needed asking students to explain why the USA did not support the uprising.
**EXAM QUESTION: **Explain two consequences of the Hungarian Uprising 1956 {8} - Students given two example sections to analyse and then expected to write their own.
RECAP 1: Students given 10 answers and have to write one question to fit each
RECAP 2: 10 basic questions about the Hungarian Uprising to test student knowledge.

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