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History

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ZIMSEC Form 6 · Upper 6 Cambridge Form 6 · Upper 6
Upper 6Writing A Level finals this year?Revision mode: every History past paper by year, with marking schemes, and a checklist of the whole syllabus.
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  1. Colonial economy, African responses and the Federation Mining, commercial agriculture (tobacco, maize) and manufacturing grew on cheap African labour and land policy. Notes 1 PDF
  1. Nationalism and the liberation struggle in Zimbabwe The City Youth League (1955), the Southern Rhodesia ANC (1957), NDP (1960), ZAPU (1961) and ZANU (1963). Leaders included Joshua Nkomo, Ndabaningi Sithole, Herbert Chitepo, Robert Mugabe and others. Notes 1 PDF
  2. Decolonisation in Africa African nationalism (educated elites, ex-servicemen, trade unions), the impact of the Second World War, the Atlantic Charter and UN pressure, the weakened European powers, the Cold War, and pan-Africanism (Manchester Congress, 1945). Notes 1 PDF
  1. Europe from the French Revolution to the Second World War Causes: financial crisis, Enlightenment ideas, social inequality (the estates system), and bread prices. Results: end of absolute monarchy, the Declaration of the Rights of Man, the Terror, and Napoleon's rise and reforms (Napoleonic Code). Notes 1 PDF
  1. The Cold War and international relations Ideological conflict between capitalism (USA) and communism (USSR), wartime disagreements (Yalta and Potsdam, 1945), Soviet control of Eastern Europe, the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan (1947), and the Berlin Blockade (1948–49). Notes 1 PDF