Save hours of lesson prep with this complete, classroom-ready unit package for Cambridge IGCSE History (0470) Depth Study: Germany (1918–1934) – Hitler’s Road to Power. Whether you are teaching Option B for the first time or looking to streamline your scheme of work, this pack provides structured presentation slides paired with a End-of-Unit Test. What’s Included in This Pack? Comprehensive Teaching Presentation (PDF / Editable Slides): Core Unit Topics: Early Nazi Party & 25-Point Programme, Munich Putsch (1923), lean years (1924–29), impact of the Great Depression, election growth, appointment as Chancellor, and consolidation of power (Reichstag Fire, Enabling Act, Night of the Long Knives, Army Oath). Scaffolded Exam & Essay Practice: exam structures for 6-mark explanation questions and 10-mark evaluation essays, complete with sample PEEL framework prompts and response criteria. Primary Source & Visual Analysis: Cartoons, election posters, source excerpts, and historical tables (e.g., voting trends vs. unemployment figures). Active Learning Activities: Integrated recall fill-in-the-blanks, student mini-project tasks (slide presentation criteria Printable End-of-Unit Assessment Paper (PDF): key-term fill-in-the-blank questions testing recall of core historical events, figures, and concepts and 10-marker evaluation essays mirroring IGCSE Paper 1 assessment styles. This presentation contains excerpts, diagrams, and historical source extracts referenced for educational and instructional purposes. All primary and secondary textbook excerpts, historical photographs, and third-party media remain the property of their respective copyright holders

IGCSE History Option Core Content 1: The Peace Treaties of 1919–1923 (Presentation Slides & Study Pack) Designed for Cambridge IGCSE History (0470) Option B: Core Content, this structured teaching slide unit breaks down complex diplomatic histories, political maneuvering, and global impacts into accessible, highly visual lessons. Key Topics Covered The Big Three at Versailles: Ideological profiles, contrasting aims, and personal rivalries between Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau, and David Lloyd George. Terms of the Treaty of Versailles: Comprehensive breakdown using memory aids (LAMB: Land, Army, Money, Blame) covering Article 231, reparations, territorial losses, and military restrictions. Impact on Weimar Germany (up to 1923): Detailed analysis of political instability (Spartacist Uprising, Kapp Putsch), the “Diktat” and “stab-in-the-back” perceptions, the 1923 Occupation of the Ruhr, and hyperinflation. Other Post-WWI Treaties: Coverage of St. Germain, Neuilly, Trianon, Sèvres, and the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne. Exam Skills & Sourcework Mastery: Guided practice for Paper 1 (4, 6, and 10-mark evaluation questions) and Paper 2 source analysis techniques (evaluating provenance, comparing main messages, and handling historical hindsight). Included Resources Interactive Lesson Sequences: Turnkey instructional slides equipped with primary source cartoons, visual maps, and built-in discussion prompts. Exam Support & Frameworks: PEEL essay construction templates, source comparison mark schemes, and structured exam-style practice questions. Student Activity Worksheets: Includes homework exercises, sourcework worksheets, student research tasks, a vocabulary quiz, and a 15-mark lightning quiz for knowledge checks. *This presentation contains excerpts, diagrams, and historical source extracts referenced for educational and instructional purposes. All primary and secondary textbook excerpts, historical photographs, and third-party media remain the property of their respective copyright holders *

Student learning booklet for IGCSE History Depth Study Germany - 9C Nazi Germany’s rule from 1933-45. Suitable for the cambridge and edexcel IGCSE syllabus to teach history of the Nazi regime. Include: summary of contents key terms activities fill in the blanks thinking / guiding questions infographics to aid understanding

Include a powerpoint and worksheet (supplementing the ppt) available to download for free made specifically for the IGCSE / GCSE curriculum I would like to receive feedbacks on my resources. **Specific content: ** -The post-WWII status of Korea -The emergence of North and South Korea -How the Korean War start -Policy of containment and domino theory in action -US and UN’s involvement in Korean War -China’s involvement in Korean War -USSR and Stalin’s involvement in Korean War -Who MacArthur was and how he was related to the war -What happened in Korean War -The resolution of Korean War -Long term consequences of Korean War relating to different countries -Policy of containment in relation with the war -Sourcework analysis

A jeopardy revision game especially made for IGCSE History (CIE and Edexcel) History Core Content 5 - Cold War and US’ containment policy. This fun game include: Red Scare and McCarthyism, Korean War, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War and more! Great activity for revision and consolidation.

Teaching powerpoint included Fully supports the IGCSE Curriculum Contents Cause of the Crisis President Kennedy’s choices October Crisis Events Analysis of Khrushchev Consequences and outcomes Historical Source analysis

extremely detailed and informative Vietnam War teaching slides Special features engaging class activities and extended research task suitable for IGCSE syllabus and US middle school curriculum with extra content Extra teaching guide on powerpoint speaker notes structured lesson plan and content key guided revision practice questions with suggested answer Content Inclusive of the following: Background information and history of Vietnam Post-WWII situation: First Indochina War Death of Ngo Dinh Diem and JFK Causes of the Vietnam War Ho Chi Minh and North Vietnam Extra: Is Vietnam War justified? Involvement of Lyndon Johnson (LBJ) MIAs and POWs Weapons and equipment used (e.g. Booby traps and agent orange) Impacts of television on Vietnam war Drafting methods in US Anti-war sentiments in US (e.g. protests and violence) 1968: Tet Offensive and My Lai Massacre Nixon Doctrine (Vietnamization) and its failure Peace talks and withdrawal from Vietnam Aftermath of the war: Boat People and War memorial

Complete teaching pack that enables you to teach Stresemann’s achievements and failures in Weimar Republic, 1923-29 (suitable for IGCSE or GCSE) Teaching Pack inclusive of: worksheets 10 mark essay slide powerpoint teaching slide

A test paper (with answer key and mark scheme) of IGCSE History Core Content 5 - US’ Containment Policy. It assess in the form of long response, historical sourcework analysis and more. It can be used for test / assessment and also worksheet as revision. There’s also an information sheet (can be distributed for students) so they know the topics and format of the test

CIE IGCSE History Core Content 2 League of Nations Contents establishment aims, membership and organisation 1920s successes and disputes international agreements Great depression and its effects on the League problems and case studies end of League CIE IGCSE History Core Content 2

Complete teaching slides on the policy of appeasement designed for various of GCSE / IGCSE History syllabuses Content include: context of appeasement arguments for & against appeasement policy Munich Agreement Failure of the policy and causes of failure Pack include: detailed and informative slides worksheet to aid learning Attempts to trace the owner of the media have been made. We are willing to credit the owner of the images used at the earliest opportunity.

Worksheets and Quizzes with answers of content including Munich agreement, appeasement, axis alliances, Hitler’s foreign policies, Anschluss etc. tailored for the IGCSE syllabus as well. Questions are in the form of multiple choices questions, short questions and knowledge based questions that tests on understanding. Full WS pack include appeasement Quiz (with answers) notes 2 Quizzes on international peace in 1930s (with answers)

Informative and complete teaching pack for IGCSE History Core Content 4: Who was to blame for the Cold War? 4.5 - How did the USA react to Soviet’s expansion? Key Questions: What was the purpose of Truman Doctrine and Marshall Aid? What happened in the postwar Czechoslovakia and Greece? Can be used for GCSE/IGCSE or other syllabuses.

True / False Worksheet for lesson activity to consolidate the understanding of students on the start of the cold war (1945-50) as well as events in World War II.

A complete, detailed and engaging powerpoint teaching pack on evaluating the start of the Cold War IGCSE History Core Content 4: Who was to blame for the Cold War? 4.7 - Evaluation (suitable for exam preparation) Learning Objectives: To understand different point of views in who was to blame for the Cold War To analyse the different events and facts and create a clear view on who was to blame for starting the Cold War To construct an essay with help High Achievers should also be able to answer ‘Exam-style’ questions from the IGCSE History Exam

Informative, detailed and engaging teaching pack suitable for GCSE / IGCSE, include a worksheet to practice for historical source analysis , practice test with answer and a teaching slides (activities also included) - Cambridge IGCSE Core Content 4 - Who was to blame for the cold war? Lesson Objectives: To describe what happened in the Yalta and Potsdam Conference To explain the tensions between US and USSR in these 2 conferences To analyse the post-war Germany and its new geographical states To assess your knowledge on the topics we covered so far High Achievers should be able to analyse historical sources .

Informative & engaging 2 worksheet (with ans), lesson notes and 2 teaching slides for teaching world war II Include the following contents: Start of the war Germany’s occupation Battle of Britain (including air-raids and shelters) Operation Barbarossa D-Day Bombing of Dresden End of War and consequences Also can be used for the iGCSE/GCSE introductory slides to the post-WWII cold war units.

Informative and complete teaching pack for USSR’s control of Eastern Europe by 1948 post-WWII package include a powerpoint teaching slide and a supplementary worksheet IGCSE History Core Content 4: Who was to blame for the Cold War Lesson 4 - How did the USSR gain control of Eastern Europe by 1948? Learning Objectives To recap on the contrasting ideologies between US and USSR To describe the ‘iron curtain’ speech and explain its importance To evaluate Soviet expansion in Eastern Europe To understand the objectives and nature of ‘cominform’ High Achievers should be able to analyse historical source and answer exam style questions.

Complete lesson pack on introduction to German politics which gives an insightful overview of how the system in Germany actually works. Include the following content federalism in Germany political parties in Germany real life case studies electoral system in Germany (including the election to Landtag and Bundestag)

Include detailed powerpoint teaching pack equipped with exam style practice questions IGCSE History Core Content 4: Who was to blame for the Cold War 4.6 - Berlin Blockade and Airlift, NATO, Warsaw Pact and Comecon Learning Objectives: All of you should be able to… To understand the causes of the Berlin Blockade To describe what had happened in the Berlin Blockade Some of you should be able to explain the consequences of the Berlin Blockade and Airlift and to explain the formation of NATO, Warsaw Pact and Comecon. High Achievers should be able to analyse historical sources and answer exam-style questions.