Road to War Documentary Question Pack -IGCSE and IBQuick View
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Road to War Documentary Question Pack -IGCSE and IB

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Five 50-minute documentary question sets on the Road to War, designed to support structured viewing and student understanding in secondary history lessons. This resource includes five complete documentary viewing question sheets, each designed to fill a 50-minute lesson and support active student engagement. All questions have been written manually, with each documentary fully watched to ensure accuracy and clear alignment with lesson timing.
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IGCSE history note taking guides/workbooks

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A structured guided note-taking workbook for the full IGCSE History course, designed to support active learning and reduce passive note-copying. This workbook covers 7 IGCSE History units: Treaty of Versailles (TOV) League of Nations (LON) Road to War (RTW) Germany Depth Study Origins of the Cold War Containment Soviet control of Eastern Europe Content is aligned with the latest Ben Walsh IGCSE History textbook. Designed to be printed and stapled, the workbook provides students with clear space to write, organise ideas, and build a consistent written record across the course
CNN Cold War Documentary Viewing Questions (Episodes 1–24)Quick View
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CNN Cold War Documentary Viewing Questions (Episodes 1–24)

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This resource contains viewing question sheets for a complete 24-episode Cold War documentary series, covering events from 1945 to 1991. All questions have been written manually. Each episode has been watched in full, and the questions were created specifically to match the content and chronology of the documentary. Each episode includes a dedicated set of structured questions designed to: Support student understanding while watching Encourage active engagement rather than passive viewing Check key factual knowledge Provide a clear written record of learning All episodes have been shown in full, with questions written to closely follow the documentary content and sequence of events. Curriculum suitability This resource is suitable for: IGCSE History IB History UK and international secondary history courses The relevance of each episode to IGCSE and IB History topics is outlined below. Episode overview and curriculum links Episodes 1–2: Origins of the Cold War IGCSE: Reasons for superpower tension after 1945 IB: Rival ideologies, wartime alliances, breakdown of relations Episodes 3–4: Post-war Europe and economic reconstruction IGCSE: Marshall Plan, division of Europe IB: Economic strategies, emergence of blocs Episodes 5–6: Germany and Berlin IGCSE: Berlin Blockade, Berlin Wall IB: Impact of Germany on superpower relations Episodes 7–9: The Cold War in Asia IGCSE: Korean War IB: Regional conflicts and superpower involvement Episodes 10–11: Cuba and superpower confrontation IGCSE: Cuban Missile Crisis IB: Brinkmanship and crisis management Episodes 12–14: Vietnam and Cold War escalation IGCSE: Vietnam War IB: Causes, course, and consequences of proxy wars Episodes 15–17: Détente and the arms race IGCSE: Détente IB: SALT, changing superpower relations Episodes 18–20: The Soviet bloc and internal challenges IGCSE: Control of Eastern Europe IB: Methods of control and resistance Episodes 21–22: Reform and decline of Soviet power IGCSE: Gorbachev and the end of the Cold War IB: Structural weaknesses of the USSR Episodes 23–24: The end of the Cold War IGCSE: Collapse of Soviet control IB: End of superpower rivalry