Authoritarian States: IB History Online Course Book: Oxford IB Diploma Programme
The only DP resources developed with the IB
Author Brian Gray, Author Mariam Habibi, Author Sanjay Perera, and Author Verity Aylward
Suitable for: IB History students - age 16-18
Price: £39.99
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ISBN:
978-0-19-835484-0
Publication date:
24/09/2015
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240 pages
Dimensions:
210x148mm
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Table of Contents
1: Egypt - Nasser
1.1: The Emergence of Nasser's Egypt 1914-1952
1.2: Nasser's consolidation of power 1952-1954
1.3: Nasser's policies 1952-1970
2: Cuba - Castro
2.1: Castro's rise to power
2.2: Consolidation and maintenance of power in Castro's Cuba
2.3: Aims and results of Castro's policies
3: China - Mao
3.1: Mao's rise to power 1949
3.2: Mao's consolidation of power 1949-1955
3.3: Mao's economic and social policies
4: Germany - Hitler
4.1: The emergence of the authoritarian state in Germany 1919-1934
4.2: Hitler's consolidation of power 1934-1935
4.3: The aims and results of Nazi policies
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