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IB History Paper 3 Europe - Poland 966-1400 - Reasons for Decline

IB History Paper 3 Europe - Poland 966-1400 - Reasons for Decline

Subject: History

Age range: 16+

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

22 May 2026

pptx, 33.05 MB
pptx, 33.05 MB

IB Paper 3: Reasons for decline of Kingdom of Poland (c.966-1400). Succession crisis, Mongols, Teutonic Order – source analysis.

Complete PPT for IB DP History Paper 3 – Kingdom of Poland: Reasons for Decline (c.966–1400)

Covers 4 pillars: internal challenges (noble rebellions, pagan uprisings 1030s), economic & social (fiscal erosion, noble immunities, enserfment), political (ÌÇÐÄVlogtament of 1138, succession wars, fragmentation), external threats (Mongol invasions 1241, Teutonic Order, GdaÅ„sk 1308, Lithuania, Bohemia)

Includes central arguments (succession as primary vs. external threats), evaluation tables, source analysis, synthesis, and final judgement task (4 options)

Primary sources: Gallus Anonymus, chronicles

Editable, exam-ready

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