Paper 1 Section B
Conflict and tension: the inter-war years 1918-39
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Revision Videos
Part one: Peacemaking
1) The Armistice
2) Aims of the Peacemakers
3) Wilson's 14 Points
4) Terms of the Versailles Settlement
5) How harsh was the Treaty?
6) Impact of the Treaty on Germany
7) How were Germany's allies treated at the end of the war?
8) Assessing the Treaty of Versailles
Part two: The League of Nations and International Peace
9) League of Nations: Formation
10) Aims of the League
11) League's contribution to world peace 1920s
12) Diplomacy outside of the League
13) The Great Depression and the League of Nations
14) Manchurian Crisis
15) Abyssinian Crisis
16) Why did the League fail?
Part three: The origins and outbreak of the Second World War
17) Hitler's foreign policy aims
18) Disarmament Conference
19) Saar Plebiscite
20) German Rearmament and the Road to War
21) Remilitarisation of the Rhineland 1936
22) Anschluss
23) The Sudeten Crisis
24) Why Appeasement?
25) Nazi-Soviet Pact
26) Invasion of Poland
27) Who was responsible for WW2?
28) Causes of WW2 Source analysis
Exam Skill Videos: Paper 1 Section B
Grab a Grade 5 - how do you know source question.pptxQ1) Source Analysis (AO3)
Grab a Grade 5 - how useful question.pptxQ2) How useful (AO3)
Grab a Grade 5 - Narrative Writing question.pptxQ3) Narrative Writing (AO1&AO2)
Grab a Grade 5 - How far do you agree Question.pptxQ4) How far do you agree? (AO1&AO2)
NET History Podcasts
Part Two: The League of Nations and International Peace
1) Formation of the League. 2) Membership. 3) Structure of the League 4) League's agencies. 5) Successes in the 1920s. 6) Locarno and Kellog-Briand 7) The Depression 8) Manchurian Crisis. 9) League's response to Manchuria 10) Abyssinia background. 11) Invasion of Abyssinia. 12) League's response to Abyssinia. 13) Abyssinia consequences. 14) Failure of the League
Part Three: The origins and outbreak of the Second World War
1) Hitler's aims. 2) The Dollfuss Affair. 3) Saar Plebiscite 1935. 4) Rearmament 5) Spanish Civil War. 6) Remilitarisation of the Rhineland. 7) Interpretations 8) Anschluss. 9) Sudeten Crisis. 10) Chamberlain. 11) Munich Agreement 12) Arguments for Appeasement. 13) Arguments against Appeasement. 14) Invasion of Czechoslovakia. 15) Nazi-Soviet Pact. 16) Invasion of Poland. 17) Why did WW2 break out in 1939?