Quizzes, exams, and flashcards about History: A-Level History: The Civil Rights Movement in the USA, 1945–68, A-Level History: Stuart Britain and the…← A-LevelA-Level History pairs a broad breadth study with a more tightly focused depth study, and — while options differ by school — a small set of periods dominates actual teaching: Tudor England, Tsarist and Communist Russia, Germany 1918–45, and the Cold War. Materials build the factual command, causation and extended-writing practice that source, interpretation and essay questions depend on, across these widely taught options.

A-Level History: The Civil Rights Movement in the USA, 1945–68

A-Level History: Stuart Britain and the Crisis of Monarchy, 1603–49

A-Level History NEA: Planning a Historical Investigation

A-Level History: Nazi Society and Racial Policy, 1933–39

A-Level History: Mao's China, 1949–76

A-Level History: Henry VIII's Last Years, 1540–47

A-Level History: Evaluating Sources

A-Level History: The Cold War in Asia and the Crises of the 1960s, 1962–72

A-Level History: Thatcher to Blair, 1979–2007

A-Level History: Post-war Britain, 1951–79

A-Level History: Assessing Interpretations

A-Level History: Henry VII, 1485–1509

A-Level History: Henry VIII and Wolsey

A-Level History: The Break with Rome and the 1530s

A-Level History: The Mid-Tudor Crisis, 1547–1558

A-Level History: Elizabeth I, 1558–1603

A-Level History: Tsarist Russia, 1855–1917

A-Level History: The Bolshevik Seizure of Power, 1917–24

A-Level History: Stalin's USSR, 1928–53

A-Level History: The USSR from Khrushchev to Collapse

A-Level History: Weimar Germany, 1918–33

A-Level History: Nazi Consolidation and the Terror State, 1933–39

A-Level History: Germany at War and the Holocaust, 1939–45

A-Level History: Cold War Origins, 1944–53

A-Level History: Cold War Confrontation, 1953–62

A-Level History: Détente to the End of the Cold War, 1969–91

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