Edexcel: What was the Cold War?Quick View
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Edexcel: What was the Cold War?

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This is lesson 1 for the Edexcel topic: Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-91 This lesson reviews the differences between Capitalism and Communism; looks at the aims of the Big Three and sets the scene for potential disagreements. Please note that some of the lessons in this scheme of work require the Pearson textbook. This lesson is full of dual coding and animations; the resources to print are at the end of the PowerPoint; and it is fully customisable.
Edexcel: The Breakdown of the Grand AllianceQuick View
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Edexcel: The Breakdown of the Grand Alliance

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This is lesson 3 for the Edexcel topic: Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-91 This lesson covers Soviet Expansion, the Atom Bomb, the Kennan Long Telegram and the Novikov Telegram, as well as ideological differences. This lesson also covers question 3 of the Cold War paper on explaining the importance of an event, with model answers. Please note that some of the lessons in this scheme of work require the Pearson textbook. This lesson is full of dual coding and animations; the resources to print are at the end of the PowerPoint; and it is fully customisable. Please note there is an additional worksheet for this lesson on Word.
Edexcel: Containing CommunismQuick View
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Edexcel: Containing Communism

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This is lesson 4 for the Edexcel topic: Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-91 This lesson covers the Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Comecon and Cominform. Please note that some of the lessons in this scheme of work require the Pearson textbook. This lesson is full of dual coding and animations; the resources to print are at the end of the PowerPoint; and it is fully customisable.
Edexcel: The Three ConferencesQuick View
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Edexcel: The Three Conferences

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This is lesson 2 for the Edexcel topic: Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-91 This lesson covers the Three Conferences. It also has a starter that covers the Crime and Punishment unit, which you can customise to suit your classes needs. Please note that some of the lessons in this scheme of work require the Pearson textbook. This lesson is full of dual coding and animations; the resources to print are at the end of the PowerPoint; and it is fully customisable.