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Flashcards for CCEA GCSE History (4010), split into Unit 1 (Modern World Studies in Depth and Local Study) and Unit 2 (the International Relations outline study), then by section, option and the specification's own content headings. Every option is its own subdeck. Delete or suspend the ones your school does not take once the deck is yours.

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What is inside (45 subdecks)

  • Unit 1 Modern World Studies in Depth and Local Study372 cards
    • Section A Modern World Studies in Depth189 cards
      • Option 1 Life in Nazi Germany, 1933–45102 cards
        • 1 Hitler takes political control, 1933–3422 cards
        • 2 Control and opposition21 cards
        • 3 Life for workers12 cards
        • 4 Life for women and the family11 cards
        • 5 Life for young people9 cards
        • 6 Life for the Jewish community and minorities12 cards
        • 7 Germany at war15 cards
      • Option 2 Life in the United States of America, 1920–3387 cards
        • 1 Life for minority groups20 cards
        • 2 Prohibition13 cards
        • 3 Social change and popular entertainment13 cards
        • 4 The Roaring Twenties11 cards
        • 5 Economic problems in the 1920s8 cards
        • 6 The Wall Street Crash, 19298 cards
        • 7 The Great Depression, 1929–3314 cards
    • Section B Local Study183 cards
      • Option 1 Changing Relations: Northern Ireland and its Neighbours, 1920–4982 cards
        • 1 The partitioning of Ireland12 cards
        • 2 From Irish Free State to Éire10 cards
        • 3 The Economic War10 cards
        • 4 Northern Ireland and the Second World War9 cards
        • 5 Éire's neutrality and its impact on relationships10 cards
        • 6 German attacks and their impact on Britain, Northern Ireland and Éire10 cards
        • 7 Life in post-war Northern Ireland and Éire, 1945–4910 cards
        • 8 Constitutional changes and effects on relationships11 cards
      • Option 2 Changing Relations: Northern Ireland and its Neighbours, 1965–98101 cards
        • 1 The O'Neill years9 cards
        • 2 The campaign for civil rights20 cards
        • 3 A deteriorating situation, 1969–7218 cards
        • 4 The search for a political solution: power-sharing, 1973–7411 cards
        • 5 Changing Republican strategy9 cards
        • 6 Changing relations: towards closer co-operation9 cards
        • 7 The Downing Street Declaration, 199310 cards
        • 8 The Good Friday Agreement, 199815 cards
  • Unit 2 Outline Study116 cards
    • International Relations, 1945–2003116 cards
      • 1 Co-operation ends and the Cold War begins, 194512 cards
      • 2 Emerging superpower rivalry, 1945–4914 cards
      • 3 Flashpoints in Europe24 cards
      • 4 Flashpoints outside Europe31 cards
      • 5 The end of the Cold War, 1985–9119 cards
      • 6 New tensions emerge, 1991–200316 cards

Some of its cards

  • What US movement influenced the tactics of Northern Ireland's civil rights campaigners?
    The American civil rights movement, including its peaceful marches
  • How did the Northern Ireland government react to the outbreak of war in 1939?
    It declared full support for the British war effort
  • How did the USSR establish control over Eastern Europe after 1945?
    By installing communist-controlled governments in countries occupied by the Red Army
  • Which party won the 1945 UK general election?
    Labour, led by Clement Attlee
  • What did the Nazis see as the ideal role for a woman?
    Wife and mother, not a career woman
  • When did Mikhail Gorbachev become Soviet leader?
    March 1985
  • What was de Valera's policy in the Second World War?
    Neutrality, officially called 'the Emergency'
  • Who was Northern Ireland's Prime Minister from 1963 to 1969?
    Terence O'Neill
  • When did the Reichstag fire take place?
    27 February 1933
  • What is meant by buying shares 'on margin'?
    Borrowing money to buy shares, which let investors buy more than they could afford outright

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