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2 June 2026

pptx, 86.45 MB
pptx, 86.45 MB

This 20-slide editable PowerPoint covers the examinable Inquiry Topic 2 – Reasons for Arab–Jewish tensions (to 1945). Fully aligned with the new IB DP History curriculum (first assessment 2028).

Specified content included: British immigration policy; social, political & economic factors; Arab Revolt (1936–39); Jewish & Arab responses.

What’s inside:
British policy contradictions (1922 White Paper, 1929 riots)

Immigration numbers & demographic fear

Segregation in education, labour, housing

Failure of shared political institutions

Land purchase & economic displacement

Arab Revolt (1936–39) & British suppression

Jewish responses (Haganah, Irgun, Aliyah Bet)

Arab fragmentation & Axis connections

Three historiographical schools

Practice Paper 3 argument question

Perfect for:
Teaching HL Paper 3 Regional Study 9

Building argument evaluation skills

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