Subjects 03 Individuals and societiesIB diploma course · Standard level · 2028
History SL. The whole course, unit by unit. Open each lesson for explanations, practice, review and exam-ready resources.
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The Aztec Empire (c. 1428–1469)
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Historical inquiry and concepts
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01 Paper 1 — Focused study 1: Climate and innovation 2 lessons · 2 units
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Norse exploration (c. 982–1020) 0 /1
02 Paper 1 — Focused study 2: Independence and identity 2 lessons · 2 units
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The Haitian Revolution (c. 1780-1825) 0 /1
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Kenyan independence (1945–1978) 0 /1
03 Paper 1 — Focused study 3: Political and economic transitions 2 lessons · 2 units
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The meiji restoration (1853–1894) 0 /1
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The russian federation (1985–1999) 0 /1
04 Paper 1 — Focused study 4: Conflict and displacement 2 lessons · 2 units
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Indochina refugee crisis (1975-1990) 0 /1
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Post-war displacement in Europe (1945-1960) 0 /1
05 Paper 1 — Focused study 5: Protest and change 2 lessons · 2 units
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Feminism in the USA (1960-1979) 0 /1
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Revolution in Tunisia (1989-2015) 0 /1
06 Paper 2 — Thematic studies 4 lessons · 4 units
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Thematic study: Authoritarian rule (from 1750 CE) 0 /1
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Thematic study: Conflict (from 750 CE) 0 /1
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Thematic study: Innovation and transformation (from 750 CE) 0 /1
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Thematic study: Popular movements (from 1750 CE) 0 /1
07 Assessment and skills 5 lessons · 5 units
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Internal assessment: the historical investigation 0 /1
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Source evaluation skills 0 /1
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Essay writing and command terms 0 /1
08 Historical inquiry and concepts 5 lessons · 5 units
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Continuity and change 0 /1
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Cause and consequence 0 /1
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The historical inquiry model 0 /1
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24 lessons.one. Every lesson opens with a teaching video and an audio episode, both free and public, and the notes, flashcards and exam-style questions sit underneath them. Nothing to set up first.