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Unit 1: La Belle Époque and World War I (1900-1919) Application Question 1.2.3a Explain how trench warfare contributed to a stalemate on the Western Front. 1.1.4a Analyze the origins of World War I with reference to nationalism, economic rivalry (imperialism), arms race and military alliances. 1.1.3a Analyze reasons for expansion of the major imperial powers at the turn of the twentieth century. 1.2.4a Examine the impact of each new military technology on the nature of war during World War I: machine guns tanks submarines aircraft gas 15% 10% 1.3.2a Analyze French and British objectives at the Paris Peace Conference. 10% 1.1.5a Analyze the role of Germany in the formation of military alliances before 5% World War I with reference to: Dual Alliance 1879 Triple Alliance 1882 Reinsurance Treaty 1887 1.2.7a Analyze how the American entry into World War I and the Russian 5% withdrawal from World War I affected the Allied war effort and the war s outcome. 1.1.7a Draw conclusions about the impact of the assassination of Archduke Franz 5% Ferdinand on the outbreak of World War I in terms of: Serbian nationalism Austro-Hungarian /Serbian relations German government s response Russian mobilization 1.3.4a Draw conclusions about whether or not the Treaty of Versailles was a just 5% peace treaty. 1.3.5a Explain the purpose for creating the League of Nations. 5%

Unit 1: La Belle Époque and World War I (1900-1919) Integration Question 1.2.9i Assess the issue of responsibility for the outbreak of World War I. 40% 1.1.8i Assess how German and British attitudes toward war on the eve of World 30% War I contributed to rivalry and conflict. 1.3.6i Predict what impact the Versailles Treaty might have on Germany and 30% European stability during the post-war period.

Unit 2: The Inter-War Years (1919-1939) Can be an Integration or Application Question 2.1.8i Assess the economic and social impact of the New Economic Policy and Five Year Plans. 2.2.2a Analyze each basic element of fascism: extreme nationalism dictatorship economic self-sufficiency military strength and war 2.1.3a Analyze the impact of discontent in pre-revolutionary Russia by considering 15% the: autocratic government of Tsar Nicholas II; plight of peasants and factory workers; political reform demands by Liberals and Marxists; impact of Russo-Japanese War and World War I; and influence of Grigori Rasputin. 2.2.4a Examine how each of the following posed a problem for the Weimar 15% Republic and contributed to Hitler s rise to power: Treaty of Versailles economic difficulties fear of communism by the middle class and business leaders 2.1.9a Analyze the methods Stalin used to exercise control over the Soviet people. 10% 2.2.6a Use selected pieces of music, art, literature, or fashion to draw conclusions 10% about the impact of the Great Depression on the daily lives of citizens. 2.2.5a Using historical document explain how each of the following factors was a 5% major cause of the Great Depression: over-production and over-expansion by businesses consumer overspending with credit during the Roaring Twenties impact of high tariffs on international trade too many purchases of stocks on credit 2.1.7a Analyze how the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and war communism enabled 5% Lenin to consolidate power in Russia.

Unit 3: Appeasement and World War II Integration Question 3.2.8i Judge whether or not the dropping of atomic bombs on Japan was justified. 40% 3.1.6i Evaluate the effectiveness of appeasement in containing the territorial 30% expansion of Nazism. 3.2.2i Assess the early success of Germany in the first year of World War II. 3.3.5i Evaluate how new leaders and technological developments increased 10% tension at Potsdam.

Unit 4: The Cold War Application Question 4.2.2a Analyze the Korean War, Cuban Missile Crisis and Vietnam War from the following perspectives: causes results 4.1.3a Analyze how the policy of containment was reflected in the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan and the formation of NATO. 4.1.2a Analyze the impact of Churchill s Iron Curtain speech and Stalin s two hostile camps speech on the deterioration of Soviet-Western relations. 4.3.4a Analyze each of the following challenges facing former Soviet republics: political reform economic stability ethnic relations 45% 30% 15% 10% Unit 4: The Cold War Integration Question 4.1.4i Evaluate the reaction of the Soviet Union to containment by referring to the Molotov Plan, Berlin Blockade/Airlift and formation of the Warsaw Pact. 4.3.3i Assess the impact of Gorbachev s reform on Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union and the global community with reference to: collapse of communism in Eastern Europe re-unification of the two Germanys end of the Cold War 4.2.3i Assess whether the Korean War provides a better example of American containment or United Nations peacemaking. 40% 30% 30%

Unit 5: The End of Colonialism Can be an Integration or Application Question 5.1.4a Analyze how the following factors led to the decline of colonialism in the 50% post-world War II period: premises of the Atlantic Charter colonial nationalist movements cost of maintaining colonies views towards colonialism by the United States and Soviet Union 5.1.3a Given historical documents, explain the cause of the Suez Crisis. 35% 5.1.5i Assess the methods used by Mahatma Gandhi, Gamal Abdel Nasser and 10% Nelson Mandela to promote nationalism and independence, and judge the effectiveness of each. 5.1.6i Evaluate the political, economic and social impact of apartheid on race 5% relations in South Africa. Unit 6: Challenges of the Modern Era Can be an Integration or Application Question 6.1.7a Analyze how terrorist attacks such as those on the World Trade Centre and suicide bombings in Israel have posed threats to world peace and security. 6.1.3a Analyze the role of recent UN peacemaking efforts in Somalia and Bosnia - Herzegovina. 6.1.2a Analyze examples to illustrate three peacekeeping roles that UN forces are sometimes called upon to perform in troubled areas. mediation of disputes between conflicting parties deployment of military forces to maintain peace in civil or international wars deployment of military forces to ensure distribution of humanitarian aid 6.1.6i Assess how the quest for nuclear capability by Iraq and North Korea has affected global security. 55% 5%