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11 November 2026

Everything you need to revise CCEA GCSE History, Unit 2: International Relations, 1945–2003 in one Word document of about 95 pages. All six chapters are included:

  1. Co-operation ends and the Cold War begins
  2. Emerging superpower rivalry and its consequences, 1945–49
  3. Flashpoints in Europe
  4. Flashpoints outside Europe
  5. The end of the Cold War, 1985–91
  6. New tensions emerge, 1991–2003
    You get 90 retrieval quick-fire questions and six full 60-mark exam-style papers in the Unit 2 format, with 24 original sources. A full teacher section has mark schemes, indicative content and model answers for every question. There is also an exam skills guide, sentence starters and a self-assessment checklist for every chapter. Better value than buying the chapters separately. Editable and photocopiable.

Why teachers benefit
• Saves planning and marking time. Ready-to-use pages, mark schemes and model answers mean no building revision lessons or writing answers from scratch.
• Clear, usable mark schemes. Level-of-response mark schemes and indicative content make marking consistent across a department, or let pupils peer-mark.
• Flexible use. Use the full paper as a timed assessment, or split it into Section A (sources) and Section B (knowledge). Works for homework, revision lessons, cover, intervention groups or mock preparation.
• Editable and photocopiable. Adapt the Word files for your pupils, or print the pupil pages without the teacher section.
• Works with any textbook. The resource is independent and does not depend on a particular publisher’s book.

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