A focused IB DP History Paper 1 PPT analysing US feminism (1960–79), assessing achievements and limitations through Title IX, Roe v. Wade, employment law, and backlash.

This comprehensive IB History Paper 1 focused study explores the US feminist movement from 1960 to 1979, directly addressing the inquiry: what changes did the movement achieve, and with what limitations? Designed for the new IB DP History curriculum, the resource develops both content knowledge and source-analysis skills required for exam success.

Students examine key legal, political, economic, and cultural changes, including Title IX, Roe v. Wade, employment discrimination cases, and equal credit laws, while also evaluating opposition and limitations such as the defeat of the ERA, the Hyde Amendment, and intersectional critiques. The PPT integrates marginalised perspectives, ensuring alignment with IB expectations for nuanced, balanced historical analysis.

The resource includes:

• Clear Paper 1 exam structure and time-management guidance
• Source-based analysis strategies (including Venn diagrams for Question 3)
• Model contextual explanations linked to origin, purpose, and perspective
• Case studies on employment law, bodily autonomy, and economic change
• Strong focus on achievements vs limitations, ideal for synthesis questions

Perfect for IB DP History teachers and students, this PPT works as a lesson resource, revision tool, or Paper 1 exam practice and supports high-level analytical writing across all three Paper 1 questions.