Activity 1 - Which events should we revise?
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Activity 2 - What was our inquiry?
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Activity 3 - How might we be assessed?
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Further Reading for Revision
obligatory reading
- Leaders - Mamaux, A. (2015). Oxford IBDP Programme - The Cold War, pp. 53 (Truman/Stalin); 128 (Eisenhower/Khrushchev); 171 (Mao/Nixon); 215 (Brezhnev/Castro)
- Crises - The Cold War Was Hot When It Was Young | The Edge
- Nations - Edward, O. (2011). The USA and the Cold War, 1945-63, pp. 142-165
- Nations - Lynch, M. (2010). Stalin's Russia 1924-53 - Access to History
recommended reading
- Leaders - Rogers, K., & Thomas, J. (2015). Pearson Baccalaureate: History the Cold War, pp. 241-249 (Truman, Stalin, Khrushchev, Mao, Brezhnev, Brandt, Nixon, Reagan, Gorbachev)
- Crises - Crisis Points of the Cold War | Boundless World History
- Nations - Sanders, V. (2008). Politics, Presidency and Society, 1968-2001
- Nations - Lee, S.J. (1999). Stalin and the Soviet Union
supplemental reading
- Leaders - Olofson, S. (2017). OSC IBDP Study & Revision Guides: IB History Paper 2: The Cold War, pp. 45 (Stalin); Truman (46); Eisenhower (62); Khrushchev (77); Reagan (110); Gorbachev (111)
- Crises - Resources for The major crises of the Cold War - The major crises of the Cold War
- Nations - Sanders, V. (2012). The Cold War and the Americas 1945-1981 - Access to History for IBDP
- Nations - Todd, A. (2012). The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, 1924-2000