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- - - - • Conditions in which authoritarian states emerged: economic factors;social division; impact of war; weakness of political system
      - • Methods used to establish authoritarian states: persuasion and coercion;the role of leader; ideology; the use of force; propoganda
    - - • Use of legal methods; use of force; charismatic leadership; dissemination of propoganda
      - • Nature, extent and treatment of opposition
      - • The impact of the success and/or failure of foreign policy on the maintenance of power
    - - • Aims and impact of domestic economic, political, cultural and social policies
      - • The impact of policies on women and minorities
      - • Authoritarian control and the extent to which it was achieved
  - - - • The breakdown of the Grand Alliance and the emergence of superpower rivalry in Europe and Asia (1943-1949): role of ideology; fear and aggression; economic interest; a comparison of the roles of the US and the USSR
      - • The US, USSR and China—superpower relations (1947–1979): containment;peaceful co-existence; Sino-Soviet and Sino-US relations; detente
      - • Confrontation and reconciliation; reasons for the end of the Cold War (1980–1991): ideological challenges and dissent; economic problems; arms race
    - - • The impact of two leaders, each chosen from a different region, on the course and development of the Cold War
      - • The economic, social and cultural impact of the Cold War on two countries, each chosen from a different region
    - - • Cold War crises case studies: detailed study of any two Cold War crises from different region: examination and comparison of the causes, impact and significance of the two crises
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        Emergence
        
        • Conditions in which authoritarian states emerged: economic factors;social division; impact of war; weakness of political system
        
        • Methods used to establish authoritarian states: persuasion and coercion;the role of leader; ideology; the use of force; propoganda
        
        Consolidation and Maintencne
        
        • Use of legal methods; use of force; charismatic leadership; dissemination of propoganda
        
        • Nature, extent and treatment of opposition
        
        • The impact of the success and/or failure of foreign policy on the maintenance of power
        
        Aims and results of policies
        
        • Aims and impact of domestic economic, political, cultural and social policies
        
        • The impact of policies on women and minorities
        
        • Authoritarian control and the extent to which it was achieved
  - - - Emergence
        
        • Conditions in which authoritarian states emerged: economic factors;social division; impact of war; weakness of political system
        
        • Methods used to establish authoritarian states: persuasion and coercion;the role of leader; ideology; the use of force; propoganda
      - Consolidation and Maintencne
        
        • Use of legal methods; use of force; charismatic leadership; dissemination of propoganda
        
        • Nature, extent and treatment of opposition
        
        • The impact of the success and/or failure of foreign policy on the maintenance of power
      - Aims and results of policies
        
        • Aims and impact of domestic economic, political, cultural and social policies
        
        • The impact of policies on women and minorities
        
        • Authoritarian control and the extent to which it was achieved
- - - - • Japanese invasion of Manchuria and northern China (1931)
      - • Sino-Japanese War (1937–1941)
      - • The Three Power/Tripartite Pact; the outbreak of war; Pearl Harbor (1941)
    - - • Political instability in China
      - • Japanese domestic issues: political and economic issues, and their impact on foreign relations
      - • The impact of Japanese nationalism and militarism on foreign policy
    - - • League of Nations and the Lytton report
      - • Political developments within China—the Second United Front
      - • International response, including US initiatives and increasing tensions between the US and Japan
  - - - • Impact of Nazism on the foreign policies of Germany
      - • Impact of domestic economic issues on the foreign policies of Germany
      - • Changing diplomatic alignments in Europe; the end of collective security; appeasement
    - - • German challenges to the post-war settlements (1933–1938)
      - • German expansion (1938–1939); Pact of Steel, Nazi–Soviet Pact and the outbreak of war
    - - • International response to German aggression (1933–1938)
      - • International response to German and Italian aggression (1940)
  - - - • International response to Italian aggression (1935–1936)
      - Events
        
        • Italian expansion: Abyssinia (1935–1936); Albania; entry into the Second World War
      - Causes of Expansion
        
        • Impact of fascism on the foreign policies of Italy
        
        • Impact of domestic economic issues on the foreign policies of Italy
        
        • Changing diplomatic alignments in Europe; the end of collective security; appeasement