Abyssinia Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Is a complete timeline of the developments in international relations in the 1930s. Analyses the successes and failures of the League of Nations in the 1930s. Made for the CIE/CAIE A level History (9489) syllabus (international option) but can be used for other exam boards. Covers the following topics: - How did the rise of extremism affect international relations? (Impact of the Great Depression on political ideologies, Impact of the rise of dictatorships on relations between powers, Foreign r...

ESSAY TABLE BREAKING DOWN RESEARCH BOOKS AND CRITICALLY ANAYSING HISTORIANS WITH COMPARISONS. HIGH DISTINCTION LEVEL. COVERS HOW COLONIALISM IMPACTED THE HOLOCAUST AND NAZIS. INCLUDES ARMENIAN GENOCIDE, TURKEY, BOER WAR, HERERO AND NAMA, NAMIBIA GENOCIDE, GERMAN SOUTH WEST AFRICA, BELGIAN CONGO FREE STATE, ABYSSINIA, ALGERIA

This is my notes from Year 10 on WW1. This is for anyone who need them. They range from the expected topics such as Germany and Hitler to topics such as the invasion of Manchuria and Abyssinia. All the documents are word documents and have a clear bullet point system. Except for the 4,6 and 10 markers that I have also put on here which are essays. Hope my notes and a few of my essays can help.

AP World History Unit 6 AMSCO In general, summarize the relationship Europe had with Africa prior to this point -somewhat friendly trade relationship -natural resources in Africa seen as desirable by Europeans -European manufactured goods seen as desirable by Africans European presence was specifically limited in Africa at first. Why did this change? -better technology allowed Europeans to expand presence w/in Africa -quinine prevented risk of getting malaria -steamship allowed for better trave...

Detailed notes concerning the Japanese invasion of Manchuria.

All you need to know about Italy in relation to the Abyssinian Crisis to score a 7 on IB Paper 1

How did the rise of extremism affect international relations? Content • Impact of the Great Depression on political ideologies • Impact of the rise of dictatorships on relations between powers • Foreign responses to the Civil War in Spain • Aims and impact of Hitler’s expansionist policies: Rearmament, remilitarisation of the Rhineland (1936); Anschluss (1938), Sudetenland (1938), Czechoslovakia (1939) and Poland (1939) Why did the League of Nations fail to keep the peace in the 1930s?...

Covering the League of Nations international agreements, disputes, the impact of The Great Depression on Britain and her allies, the Manchurian incident, the collapse of the Disarmament Conference in Geneva, Benito Mussolini and Abyssinia, Hitler and ‘Mine Kampf’, predictions of the future

This document answers the source based question "The League of Nations did nothing against Italy’s invasion of Abyssinia.’ How far do Sources A to D support this view?" Cambridge International AS/A Level – May/June 2015 Section C: International Option The Search for International Peace and Security, 1919–1945 Syllabus 9389 Paper 13 Q. B

Italian revision essay about the trouble in Abyssinia.