IB1HS3R
Planning
Topic 3 Russia.
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Tuesday |
Thursday |
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Break |
Break |
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lesson? |
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Introduction.
Handing out books and explaining Paper 1, 2 and 3. |
PART ONE Tsarist Russia, lectureOverview Tsarist
Russia. Chap 4
Traynor p 67 – 76 Chap 2 Morris
p 35 - 62 Studying
Reforms etc Revolution
of 1905. Traynor p
76-79, 82-85 |
Only HL
cont tsarist Russia N B The syllabys for paper 3 says
“1894 to 1917” for unit 13, although there is a unit 8 focusing on Alexander
II etc… |
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Only Hl
cont Tsarist Russia |
Part Two October Revolution Causes of
the revolution 1917. Chap 8
Morris p 206-216 |
Examining
the Evidence, Lenin’s Role in the October Revolution Traynor p 208 – 212 Bolshevik’s,
aims and methods. Morris p
216-220 Paper 1
type of exercise |
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Examining
the Evidence, Myth and reality in the October Revolution. Traynor p
212 – 216 Paper 1
type of exercise |
Cont
October revolution. Histiography |
Cont
October revolution Histiography |
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Cont
October revolution Histiography |
PART THREE Civil War and NEP, lecture. Civil War
Morris p
220 – 225 New
Economic Policy Morris p
226 - 227 |
PART FOUR Stalinism, the events,
lectures. +PART FIVE Examining Stalin, excercises. Histiography.© The
Struggle for power and rise of Stalin Traynor p
230-231 Morris p
233-240 Todd 54-70 |
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Cont The struggle for power |
Cont The
Struggle for power. |
Economic
policies, Collectivization, Five year plans. Morris p
242-248 Todd p
71-83 Phillips
p 19-38. |
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Consequences
of collectivization |
The great
Purges. Morris p
248-251 Todd p
85-93 |
Cont the
great purges |
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Cont The
Great Purges |
Was
Stalin only carrying on what Lenin started? |
Stalinist
Propaganda, the role of education. Life under terror? |
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Summary
of Russia |
Practicing
answering typical IB-questions. Phillips
p 65 - 70 |
Germany |
Books and
handouts:
Traynor, J.
Challenging History – Europe 1890-1990. Exercises and sources, very
little school-book texts.
Morris, T.
Murphy, D. Europe 1870 – 1991. Covers “basic skills”, your main textbook
on major parts of the course.
Phillips,
S. Stalinist Russia. Paper-copy handouts. New and very good book, both
texts and summary questions.
Todd, A. Democracies
and Dictatorship – Europe and the world 1919-1989. This book is mainly
dealing with the Cold War Perspective and will be used mainly during year 2
topic 5. This book is also to be considered a compulsory text book.
In the plan
you will find ALL pages covering the different areas, many of the pages cover
exactly the same things. Hopefully you will be help by this very detailed
paging on studying for the exam.
What should
be covered?
SL: Paper 1 USSR and Stalin 1924 –
1941.
Paper 2 Rise and rule of
Lenin and Stalin.
·
Origin
of the single party state
o
Tsarist
Russia, 1900-1917
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Aims
and goals of Bolsheviks.
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Establishment
of single party state.
o
Event
during 1917
o
Civil
War
o
Methods
of Bolshevik
o
Ideology
of War Communism
o
NEP
o
Treatment
of opposition.
·
Regional
and global impact.
·
Establishment
of Stalinism.
o
Struggle
for power.
o
Ideology
of Stalin
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Treatment
of opposition
·
Stalin
as a ruler.
o
Five
Year plans, collectivization
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1927 –
1937
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The
Great Purges
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Political,
economic and social policies of Stalin.
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Role
of women.
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Role
of Education, media, propaganda arts etc. The language of Terror-state.
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Regional
and Global impact of Stalinism. This will be done more thoroughly year 2 Topic
5 .
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Foreign
policies as a mean of maintaining power.
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Impact
of regime on outside world
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As a
factor in the Cold War.
HL Unit
13 Tsarist Russia to Communist USSR (this is very similar to SL):
·
Nature
of tsarism, Nicholas II 1894 – 1917
·
Growth
of revolutionary opposition and Soviets
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1905
Revolution, reforms and reactions to 1914.
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Impact
of WW1.
·
Formation
of Soviet State see subject guide..
Unit 14 Causes, course and effect of WW1 (not
covered on SL??????):
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Causes
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Campaigns
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Factors
leading to defeat
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Social
and economic changes
·
Paris
peace settlement.
Unit 16 Stalinist Russia until 1953
(also covered by SL):
·
Stalin
in power 1928 until 1953, domestic and foreign policies.
© Part four and five will be on parts from the following sources:
The
Handouts from Phillips p 2 –64. histiography
Morris 233
– 259
(Todd p
54-124)
Traynor
230-252 exercises