Falklands Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Direct democracy - ANSWER-all individuals express their opinions themselves and not through representatives acting on their behalf Representative democracy - ANSWER-an individual selects a person to act on their behalf Similarities of representative and direct democracy - ANSWER-based on a majority Differences of direct and representative democracy - ANSWER-direct is not elective, direct is for individuals, direct has more citizen involvement Legitimacy - ANSWER-the right to exerci...

This document explores an in depth study of the causes and impacts of Britain's involvement in the Falklands, this document holds high value to a revising student preparing for the Modern Britain exam, with key facts, stats and scholarly references. It also demonstrates some judgements.

This set of notes is perfect for student preparing for IBDP exams. The standard level notes include: Rights and protests: Apartheid South Africa, US Civil Rights Movement. 20th cenury authoritarian states: Hitler's Germany, Castro's Cuba. Causes, practices and effects of 20th century wars: The Falklands War, WWII, The Spanish Civil War, The Chinese Civil War.

An essay on how successfully the UK responded to global crises from 1951-1997, discussing Korea, Suez and the Falklands. In-depth evaluation takes into account both public and international perception of British foreign policy in response to these crises, and how they changed how Britain saw itself on a global scale.

Foreign policy essay covering Korea, Suez and the Falklands War. Featuring A/A* band evaluation, facts and discussion of how each of these crises affected the British publics view of the nations position in the world as well as their 'special relationship' with America. DO NOT PLAGIARISE!!! To be used as inspiration and guidance only! Good luck x

Thatcher and Major's Foreign Policy (does not include Falklands)

Full essay : “Thatcher only won the 1983 election due to the success of the Falklands War”

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

HIWD 372 Final Exam Eduardo Frei Correct Answer: o Elected President of Chile in 1964 o Christian Democrat candidate o Introduced a number of reforms such as a minimum wage (around 'U.S.' $45 per month). o His reforms dissatisfied both factions of the divided country became frustrated with the moderate Frei. Salvador Allende Correct Answer: o Socialist (Marxist) leader elected president of Chile in 1970 o Nationalized industries...but that depleted foreign currency reserve...