Covers Core content Option B (the twentieth century: international relations since 1919, all six key questions) and Depth study B (Germany, 1918 to 1945). Option A and the other depth studies are not covered.
15 questions, 15 minutes. Your score by study and the topic to fix first.
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Question 11 mark
What does a Paper 1 part (b) answer need to reach the top level?
Question 21 mark
Which of Wilson's Fourteen Points did Britain refuse to accept?
Question 31 mark
What did Clemenceau want done with the Rhineland?
Question 41 mark
How did the Council and the Assembly normally reach decisions?
Question 51 mark
Which agreement did Germany sign with Poland in January 1934?
Question 61 mark
What happened when Austrian Nazis murdered the Austrian Chancellor, Dollfuss, in July 1934?
Question 71 mark
What did the Yalta agreement say about the government of Poland?
Question 81 mark
What did Truman tell Stalin at Potsdam in July 1945?
Question 91 mark
Why could the USSR not veto the Security Council resolutions on Korea in June 1950?
Question 101 mark
Why was Yugoslavia expelled from Cominform in June 1948?
Question 111 mark
Why did the National Assembly meet in the small town of Weimar in 1919?
Question 121 mark
Which of these was a demand of the Nazis' Twenty-Five Point Programme of 1920?
Question 131 mark
Where did the Munich Putsch begin on 8 November 1923?
Question 141 mark
What was the People's Court, set up in 1934?
Question 151 mark
What did the Hitler Youth Law of December 1936 do?
