History HL: Paper 2: Authoritarian States – Mao Zedong
Variation Details:
Category: History, history hl, Individuals and societies
Author :
Abeer Ladhani
Abeer achieved 45 Points in the M’20 exams before going on to pursue an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts & Sciences (BASc) at University College London (UCL). She now works as an urban development consultant.
ib score:
course content
History HL: Paper 2: Authoritarian States – Mao Zedong
Key information for the Mao Zedong (China) case study for the IB History Paper 2 topic Authoritarian States (20th century).
This includes all the relevant background knowledge and events outlined in the subject guide which students will need to answer questions on the following:
- emergence of authoritarian states: impacts of war, economic factors, weakness of political system, social divisions, propaganda and ideology
- consolidation and maintenance of power: legal changes, treatment and control of opposition, use of force, propaganda, foreign policy
- aims and results of policies: economic, education, health, political, cultural, women, minorities
Key information for the Mao Zedong (China) case study for the IB History Paper 2 topic Authoritarian States (20th century).
This includes all the relevant background knowledge and events outlined in the subject guide which students will need to answer questions on the following:
- emergence of authoritarian states: impacts of war, economic factors, weakness of political system, social divisions, propaganda and ideology
- consolidation and maintenance of power: legal changes, treatment and control of opposition, use of force, propaganda, foreign policy
- aims and results of policies: economic, education, health, political, cultural, women, minorities
Key information for the Mao Zedong (China) case study for the IB History Paper 2 topic Authoritarian States (20th century).
This includes all the relevant background knowledge and events outlined in the subject guide which students will need to answer questions on the following:
- emergence of authoritarian states: impacts of war, economic factors, weakness of political system, social divisions, propaganda and ideology
- consolidation and maintenance of power: legal changes, treatment and control of opposition, use of force, propaganda, foreign policy
- aims and results of policies: economic, education, health, political, cultural, women, minorities
Abeer Ladhani
Abeer achieved 45 Points in the M’20 exams before going on to pursue an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts & Sciences (BASc) at University College London (UCL). She now works as an urban development consultant.
History HL: Paper 2: Authoritarian States - Mao Zedong
| 5 star | 0% | |
| 4 star | 0% | |
| 3 star | 0% | |
| 2 star | 0% | |
| 1 star | 0% |
Sorry, no reviews match your current selections
Description
Key information for the Mao Zedong (China) case study for the IB History Paper 2 topic Authoritarian States (20th century).
This includes all the relevant background knowledge and events outlined in the subject guide which students will need to answer questions on the following:
- emergence of authoritarian states: impacts of war, economic factors, weakness of political system, social divisions, propaganda and ideology
- consolidation and maintenance of power: legal changes, treatment and control of opposition, use of force, propaganda, foreign policy
- aims and results of policies: economic, education, health, political, cultural, women, minorities
Key information for the Mao Zedong (China) case study for the IB History Paper 2 topic Authoritarian States (20th century).
This includes all the relevant background knowledge and events outlined in the subject guide which students will need to answer questions on the following:
- emergence of authoritarian states: impacts of war, economic factors, weakness of political system, social divisions, propaganda and ideology
- consolidation and maintenance of power: legal changes, treatment and control of opposition, use of force, propaganda, foreign policy
- aims and results of policies: economic, education, health, political, cultural, women, minorities
Key information for the Mao Zedong (China) case study for the IB History Paper 2 topic Authoritarian States (20th century).
This includes all the relevant background knowledge and events outlined in the subject guide which students will need to answer questions on the following:
- emergence of authoritarian states: impacts of war, economic factors, weakness of political system, social divisions, propaganda and ideology
- consolidation and maintenance of power: legal changes, treatment and control of opposition, use of force, propaganda, foreign policy
- aims and results of policies: economic, education, health, political, cultural, women, minorities
Explore similar Courses
browse through similar courses to Enhance Your Knowledge and Skills
Kaitlyn Song
typed
Reviews
There are no reviews yet