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Year 12 (GCSE)
Coursework: Assignment on the Warsaw Ghetto (from
Germany c.1918-1941)
The Cold War c1945-1991
Main Themes:
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The actions taken by the USSR and USA over the spread
of Communism in the Far East, and elsewhere from 1945-1991
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The attempts by the USSR to keep control, and
eventually to relax control of Eastern Europe and the reaction of the USA
to this 1945-1991
Events/Developments:
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Emergence of Cold War: post-war tensions, ‘Iron
Curtain’, Truman Doctrine, Marshall Aid
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Berlin Blockade, NATO, partition of Germany, emergence
of Communist China
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Policy of Containment, The Domino Theory: Causes and
consequences of the Korean War
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The Warsaw Pact and its implications for Super Power
relations
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The Hungarian Rising: its cause’s e.g. Khrushchev’s
speech and the western response to the Rising. The effect of this on
Super Power relations
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The Sino-Soviet Split emerges. The erection of the
Berlin Wall and its effect on Super Power relations
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The Cuban Missile Crisis: Events leading up to it and
its consequences
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Policy of Containment; the Domino Theory: Causes and
consequences of the Vietnam War
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The Causes of the Czechoslovakian Rising, Prague
Spring. The Western response to the Rising and the effects of this on
Super Power relations. The reaction of China to this
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Détente and the renewal of the Cold War. China’s
relationship with the USA and the Soviet reactions to this
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Afghanistan and its effects on Super Power relations
Policy
of “Glasnost”. The Berlin was dismantled and the reunification of Germany.
The break-up of the USSR. The effects of these events on Super Power
relations
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