Topic Specification: GCSE History, AQA, Conflict and tension (1919-1939) This mindmap covers the Sudetenland/ Munich conference and the end of appeasement. It covers a combination of context as well as exam structured branches. These are arranged to answer the What, Why, Impact format. What is it? Why is it important? What is its impact? Use this mindmap as either a summary material, an example of good revision or as a revision tool. Contents of mindmap: What happened? What was the Sudetenland and Hitler’s aims for it The Implications Arguments for and against appeasement

My first mindmap I had made. Perfect for Revision, teaching example of good revision and mindmap lovers. Laid out in a simple, model paragraph format This mindmap is arrange in the What, Why, Imapct format. This technique makes hitting high marks easy through structuring your paragraph to answer the following questions (What is it? Why is it Important and What was the Impact) Contents of mindmap: Versailles Actions of other states like Italy and Japan Hitler Failure of league of nations The Great Depression American isolationism Appeasement NAZI-Soviet pact

The best and only resource for the New Deal you will ever need. A mindmap that covers everything about the New Frontier and the Great Society, encompassing the various legislatures, to the effects they had, to the change to society and the failures of both systems. This is an excellent resource for revision and as an example of a good mindmap and revision work. These are arranged to answer the What, Why, Impact format. What is it? Why is it important? What is its impact? Mindmap topics: New frontier Great society

Warning: The following rescource covers GCSE conflict and tension This Mindmap covers the reasons why Prohibtion (the criminalisation of alcohol in 1920’s America) failed, organised in the What Why Impact format. I used this method to get consistent 7’s in GCSE and it strucutres your paragraphs to answer the following: What is it? Why is it important? What is its impact? Subtopics included in mindmap: Effect of Gangsters Illegal moonshine Speakeasies Lack of public support Unreliable prohibition agents The US borders were too long

Warning: This resource is for the GCSE AQA History course: the reign of Elizabeth I. The only and best mind map you will ever need concerning the Rebellions under Elizabeth’s reign. This Mindmap goes through the rebellions that happened during the reign of Elizabeth I, focusing on the Norfolk/Northern rebellion, the Ridolfi plot and Essex rebellion as well as the reasons why they failed and their implications for Elizabeth’s rule. This is an excellent mindmap to use for either revision purposes, recapping & summarising content as well as an example of good revision material. This mindmap covers the content in the What, Why, Impact format. What is it? Why is it important? What is its impact? Contents of Mindmap: Norfolk Rebellion (Also Referred to as Northern rebellion) Ridolfi plot Essex Rebellion Reasons why the rebellions failed