History study guides

A complete overview of CCEA's distinctive Northern Ireland local study, Changing Relations 1965 to 1998. Covers O'Neill and the civil rights movement, the escalation to British troops, internment and Bloody Sunday, Sunningdale, the hunger strikes and Anglo-Irish Agreement, and the peace process to the Good Friday Agreement.

A complete overview of the route-common skills in CCEA GCSE History: source comprehension, source utility and reliability, explaining causation and consequence, change and continuity, and the extended essay and interpretations. Maps the four assessment objectives to the question types across both units.

A complete overview of CCEA's Unit 2 outline study, International Relations 1945 to 2003, the Cold War. Covers the origins and the Berlin Blockade, Korea and the Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam and detente, and the end of the Cold War, plus the interpretations question that carries the AO4 marks.

A complete overview of CCEA's popular Modern World depth study, Life in Nazi Germany 1933 to 1945. Covers the consolidation of power, the police state and terror, propaganda and culture, young people and women, and the persecution of the Jews leading to the Holocaust.

A complete overview of CCEA's distinctive Unit 2 outline study, Peace, War and Neutrality, the experience of Britain, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in the Second World War. Covers Northern Ireland at war and the Belfast Blitz, Eire's neutrality and the Emergency, and the impact and legacy of the war.

A complete overview of CCEA's Modern World depth study, Russia 1914 to 1941. Covers the impact of the First World War and the revolutions of 1917, the Civil War and Bolshevik consolidation, Stalin's rise and the transformation of the Soviet economy, and his control of society through terror and propaganda.