OCR•J410•Explaining the Modern World
OCR GCSE History A
5 sections · 129 revision notes, with key terms, exam tips and past papers
Starts with Conflict and Co-operation 1918–1939.
Specification
Paper 1
Component Group 1 International Relations Period Study
International Relations 1918–197512 notes
International Relations 1918–1975
- Conflict and Co-operation 1918–1939 4 notes
- Cold War in Europe 1945–1961 3 notes
- Cold War Confrontations 1954–1975 3 notes
- Interpretations of Appeasement
- Responsibility for the Cold War
Component Group 1 Non-British Depth Studies
China 1950–1981 · Germany 1925–1955 · South Africa 1960–1994 · The USA 1919–1948 · The USA 1945–197446 notes
J410/01 China 1950–1981
- Establishing Communism in China 1950–1965 4 notes
- The Cultural Revolution 1966–1976 3 notes
- Communism After Mao 1976–1981 3 notes
J410/02 Germany 1925–1955
- Rise of the Nazi Regime 1925–1934 3 notes
- Nazi Germany and its People 1933–1939 3 notes
- War and Legacy 1939–1955 3 notes
J410/05 South Africa 1960–1994
- Opposition to Apartheid c.1960s 3 notes
- Resistance and Repression c.1970s 3 notes
- Collapse of Apartheid c.1980s–1994 2 notes
J410/06 The USA 1919–1948
- The Roaring Twenties 3 notes
- The 1930s and the New Deal 4 notes
- Impact of WWII on US Society 3 notes
J410/07 The USA 1945–1974
- Post-war Challenges 1945–1954 3 notes
- Civil Rights in the USA 1954–1964 3 notes
- Government and Dissent c.1964–1974 3 notes
Paper 2
Component Group 2 British Thematic Studies
Migration to Britain c.1000–2010 · Power: Monarchy and Democracy c.1000–2014 · War and British Society c.790–201029 notes
J410/08 Migration to Britain c.1000–2010
- Migration c.1000–1500 3 notes
- Migration c.1500–1900 3 notes
- Migration 1900–c.2010 3 notes
J410/09 Power: Monarchy and Democracy c.1000–2014
- Power c.1000–c.1485 3 notes
- Power c.1485–c.1800 3 notes
- Power c.1800–2014 4 notes
J410/10 War and British Society c.790–2010
- War c.790–c.1500 3 notes
- War c.1500–c.1750 3 notes
- War c.1750–c.2010 4 notes
Paper 3
Component Group 3 British Depth Studies
Impact of Empire 1688–c.1730 · The English Reformation c.1520–c.1550 · Personal Rule to Restoration 1629–166022 notes
J410/11 Impact of Empire 1688–c.1730
- English Expansion c.1688–c.1730 3 notes
- Economic Impact of Empire 3 notes
- Political and Social Impact of Empire 3 notes
J410/12 The English Reformation c.1520–c.1550
- English Reformation c.1520–c.1535
- Dissolution of the Monasteries 3 notes
- Impact in English Parishes 2 notes
J410/13 Personal Rule to Restoration 1629–1660
- Parliament and Charles I 1629–1642 2 notes
- Impact of War 1642–1649 2 notes
- Change 1649–c.1660 3 notes
Component Group 3 Study of the Historic Environment
Urban Environments: Migration · Castles: Form and Function20 notes
J410/11 Urban Environments: Migration
- Immigration Origins and Patterns 2 notes
- Reception of Immigrants 2 notes
- Experiences of Immigrants 3 notes
- Key Events in Local History
- Impact of Migration 3 notes
J410/12 and J410/13 Castles: Form and Function
- Location of Kenilworth Castle
- Appearance and Layout 3 notes
- Functions of the Castle 3 notes
- Life in Kenilworth Castle
- Key Events at Kenilworth Castle
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