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GCSE History Practice Book 2
Exam Skills: The 16-Mark 'Explain Two of the Following' Importance Question, Comparing the Effectiveness of Federal Policies Towards the Plains Indians, Explaining Success and Failure in Settlement of the Great Plains and 6 more
The whole book downloads as one file and prints straight to A4, single or double sided. No basket, no checkout, no email address.
- Pages
- 83 A4 pages (limit 90)
- Chapters
- 9 worksheet chapters
- Questions
- 147, 507 marks
- Answers
- Full mark schemes from page 57
- Level
- GCSE
- For
- Years 10-11, Edexcel / AQA
What is inside
Every chapter opens with a divider page giving its marks and suggested timing, then runs its question pages. The mark schemes for all 9 chapters are grouped at the back, so the book works as homework, as a timed test, or as revision.
- 01Exam Skills: The 16-Mark 'Explain Two of the Following' Importance Questionp3
- 02Comparing the Effectiveness of Federal Policies Towards the Plains Indiansp9
- 03Explaining Success and Failure in Settlement of the Great Plainsp14
- 04Identifying and Explaining Turning Points in the American Westp20
- 05Superpower Relations and the Cold War, 1941-91: The Grand Alliance and the Wartime Conferences, 1941-45p26
- 06Superpower Relations and the Cold War, 1941-91: Growing Rivalry and the Berlin Blockade, 1945-58p32
- 07Superpower Relations and the Cold War, 1941-91: The Berlin Crisis and the Building of the Berlin Wall, 1958-61p38
- 08Superpower Relations and the Cold War, 1941-91: The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962p44
- 09Superpower Relations and the Cold War, 1941-91: Czechoslovakia and the Prague Spring, 1968p50
- ▸Answersp57
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