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Bootlegging - Answer A term used to describe the illegal production of alcohol in the USA during the Prohibition Isolationist - Answer A national policy of abstaining from political or economic relations with other countries Prohibition - Answer A democratic policy in the USA which forbade the selling, manufacturing and transportation of alcohol. Allied Powers - Answer The powers fighting Germany and its allies in WW2 Allotment - Answer A policy by which...

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Explore Edexcel A Level History Italy 2.1 and 2.2 with a structured revision guide focused on key developments, historical debates, and exam preparation. This resource includes exam-style questions, detailed answers, and topic analysis to help students understand major events, causes, consequences, and historical interpretations. The guide supports revision of important themes within Italian history, helping learners examine political change, social developments, economic factors, and the rol...

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When did the Vikings Invade - Answer 789 AD Why did the Vikings invade - main reasons - Answer Religion Wealth Politics Cultural Why did Vikings invade - Religion - Answer - Odin - God of War - wanted to please him Why did Vikings Invade - Economic - Answer - Farming - E.Ang. good comoared to Norway/Denmark - 793 - Lindesfarne - went for gold - Danegeld - Tax Anglo Saxons Why did Vikings invade - politics - Answer - Scandinavian overcrowding - polit...

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How many lynchings took place between 1915 and 1930? - Answer 579 (black men) By 1925 how many members did the KKK claim to have? - Answer 5 million When and what was Plessy vs Ferguson? - Answer 1896- Supreme Court rule races can be 'separate but equal' allowing segregation despite the 14th amendment Why and when was the great northern migration? - Answer 1917-32 - need for factory workers in the north due to WW1 - housing and wages provided were inadeq...

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Living Standards got better - Answer Running water 69% in 1940 - 93% in 1960 Bath and Shower 56% in 1940 - 85% in 1960 Indoor toilets 60% in 1940 - 86% in 1960 Men who served got medical care and proper food Families on less than $2,0000 halved during war amount of wealth owned by top 5% decreased 23%-16% Proportion of people in poverty fell Living standards didn't get better - Answer Billionaire dynasties like the Rockefellers and Roosevelts whilst 1/3 of the pop...

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When did Khrushchev give his 'secret speech'? - Answer 1956 What did the speech say should happen? - Answer 1) Return to the legality of Lenin. 2) Give more power to organization at regional level. 3) Two million political prisoners released. 4) Regular meetings of the presidium and central committee. How was terror used under Khrushchev? - Answer Through de-Stalinization - Secret police brought under party control, Secret police lost control over labour camps, h...

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What was the 1689 Bill of Rights? - Answer -a list of King James' misdeeds -13 articles that outlined specific freedoms -will and marry rightful successors What were some specific clauses in the bill of rights? - Answer -no law should be suspended or removed without parliament's consent -MPs must have freedom of speech in parliament -no taxes without parliaments consent What was the Mutiny Act 1688? - Answer gave the monarch the power to punish mutiny with execu...

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Which two presidents ran in the 1920 presidential, and who won? - Answer - Harding v Wilson - Harding Why did Wilson's vision for world peace contribute to the rise of Republicanism? - Answer His proposal of a league of nations would mean the US would be involved in international conflicts, which was not appealing after WW1 Name two of Wilson's unpopular policies. - Answer - New Freedom Programme - Sedition Act Why did the mood of the American people mean they ...

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When was the Act for 'Lighting with Gas the Town of St Helens' in Lancashire passed? - Answer 1831-32 Why did implementing the Public Health Act of 1848 get off to a bad start? - Answer It was overshadowed by the second cholera outbreak to hit Britain. What were the successes of the Public Health Act of 1848? - Answer 1) By the beginning of 1850, 192 towns had asked for the new public health act to be applied and the Act had been applied to 32 of them. 2) By 1853, ...

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What were 2 political impacts of WW1? - Answer - America overtook Britain as the world's best trading nation - The British Empire faced more challenges which threatened its survival What were some economic impacts of WW1? - Answer - Upper class had to pay death duties for deceased soldiers - Some traditional industries went into decline - Expensive healthcare (no NHS) - Short economic boom - Economic recession in the early 1920s What were some social impacts of WW1? - A...

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Before the 7-Years war, who owned Canada? - Answer France Who gained New France (Canada) after the 7-Years war? - Answer Britain What happened when the loyalists evacuated the colonies when rebellions started? - Answer The restructuring of the provinces closer to the American border into Upper and Lower Canada by the 1791 Constitution What is the 1791 Constitution? - Answer The political system in the newly created Upper and Lower Canadas. It was established by t...

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-Women were paid less than men for doing the same job, even if they had more experience. -They were last hired and first fired -They were constantly passed over for promotions. -They were unlikely to reach the top level in their work environment. -They were turned down for work or refused for promotions on the grounds they would get pregnant and leave. -Single women could work but were expected to stop when they got married to have a family. -Some jobs were barred to married women (not a...

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What was the impact of Jim Crow Laws? - Answer Massive segregation for amenities, schools, transport Voters had to pass a literacy qualification to vote, Blacks given harder passages In some states voters had to be home owners, Blacks weren't There were all white votes for the candidates for elections Mobs outside of polling stations Lynching and the Klu Klux Klan - Answer between 1915 and 30, 579 Black men lynched They were advertised in the South, public events in...

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The Edexcel A Level History latest 2025 resource provides verified exam questions, correct answers, and detailed explanations. Designed for A Level students, it covers key historical topics, analysis, and essay-style responses. Use this Edexcel History question bank for targeted revision, classroom support, and exam preparation success.

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When did the Vikings Invade 789 AD Why did the Vikings invade - main reasons Religion Wealth Politics Cultural Why did Vikings invade - Religion - Odin - God of War - wanted to please him Why did Vikings Invade - Economic - Farming - E.Ang. good comoared to Norway/Denmark - 793 - Lindesfarne - went for gold - Danegeld - Tax Anglo Saxons Why did Vikings invade - politics - Scandinavian overcrowding - political decision for resources (demographic movement) Why did Vikings ...

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Who lived in England first? Anglo-saxons When was the first Viking raid on England? 789 When did the Vikings stop raiding? 865 When did the Vikings invade England? 865 Why did Vikings invade England? (3) Agriculture, Trade, Religion Why did Agriculture appeal to Vikings? the land in eastern England was rich and fertile. TestTrackers: Unlock Your Exam Potential! | Quality Practice Materials | Boost Your Confidence Today! | Thank You for Choosing Us! © 2024 TestTrackers ...

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When did Britain achieve naval superiority? At the end of the 7-Years' War in 1763 When did Britain's supremacy become unchallengeable? After the battle of Trafalgar in 1805 When was Britain's supremacy challenged? 1875 How did naval tactics differ in the Age of Sail from earlier times? In the medieval times, the main tactic was to pull alongside the enemy ship so that soldiers carried on the deck could board it. However, during the Age of Sail, ships had rows of cannons,...

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

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Which parties influenced heavily the government of Prince Max of Baden in 1918 as Germany's defeat in the war became inevitable? SPD and ZP. Why was a new democratic constitution implemented at the end of the First World War in Germany? To achieve favourable peace terms from the Allies. Why did Ludendorff and Hindenburg back the new constitution? To allow the democratic government to bear responsibility for Germany's defeat. Why were economic conditions in Germany poor in ? ...

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