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ActiveHistory: IBDP History
Russel Tarr (ActiveHistory.co.uk)
44 episodes
1 week ago
A series of AI generated revision podcasts to help students of IBDP History revise some of the most popular topics in the examination, brought to you by Russel Tarr of www.activehistory.co.uk.
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A series of AI generated revision podcasts to help students of IBDP History revise some of the most popular topics in the examination, brought to you by Russel Tarr of www.activehistory.co.uk.
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History
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Causes for the Rise of Castro in Cuba
ActiveHistory: IBDP History
19 minutes 50 seconds
6 months ago
Causes for the Rise of Castro in Cuba

Focuses on the question: "What were the methods and conditions which led to Castro becoming ruler of Cuba in 1959?".It focuses on the following methods and conditions, as per the demands of the IBDP History Syllabus:Conditions > economic factorsConditions > social divisionConditions > impact of warConditions > weakness of political systemMethods > persuasion and propagandaMethods > coercion and force;Methods > the role of leadersMethods > Ideology

ActiveHistory: IBDP History
A series of AI generated revision podcasts to help students of IBDP History revise some of the most popular topics in the examination, brought to you by Russel Tarr of www.activehistory.co.uk.