Specification points
Cambridge Cambridge International AS & A Level International History 9982
33 points in 5 topics, with Cambridge's codes and titles.
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1 Imperialism and the emergence of world powers, c.1870–1918
2 International relations 1919–29: conflict and cooperation
3 International history 1929–39: the rise of extremism and the road to war
P3 Paper 3
P4 Paper 4
- P4.1 The Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe, 1953–91
- P4.1.1 Soviet relations with satellite states to 1968
- P4.1.2 Why did the period 1964–85 become characterised by political and economic stagnation?
- P4.1.3 Gorbachev's response to Soviet crisis
- P4.1.4 How and why did Soviet control of Eastern Europe collapse in 1991?
- P4.2 End of minority rule in South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948–94
- P4.2.1 Establishing apartheid, 1948–1959
- P4.2.2 Resistance and repression in South Africa, 1960–77
- P4.2.3 End of apartheid, 1978–94
- P4.2.4 End of white minority rule in Zimbabwe
- P4.3 The route to independence: Malaysia and Indonesia, c.1909–67
- P4.3.1 Nationalism in Malaya to 1945
- P4.3.2 What factors led to the formation of Malaysia?
- P4.3.3 Indonesian nationalism to 1945
- P4.3.4 Formation of Indonesia and its challenges