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This comprehensive, classroom-ready revision guide is your complete solution for mastering IB DP History Paper 3 – the HL-only regional study paper covering Africa and the Middle East. With two compulsory essay questions (15 marks each) drawn from different regional studies, it emphasises the argument-evaluation skills that distinguish top-band responses.

What’s inside?
PART I – FOUNDATIONS
• Paper 3 format – 2 hours, 30 marks, 35% of HL grade, HL only
• Two essays from different regional studies – no short-answer parts
• Assessment objectives – understanding, evaluating, judging
• Command terms – Evaluate, To what extent, Discuss, Examine
• Priority heatmap – where marks concentrate

PART II – CONTENT MASTERY
• Regional Study 8: Colonialism (1890-1980) – focus country Kenya
• Six inquiry topics – political authority, power maintenance, economic impact, social change, different groups, resistance
• Regional Study 10: Independence Movements (c.1900-2000) – focus countries Ghana and Algeria
• Six inquiry topics – domestic/external reasons, parties, non-violence, armed struggle, impact
• Four specified concepts applied to historical arguments
• Cross-study synthesis map – comparing Kenya, Ghana and Algeria

PART III – EVIDENCE AND PREDICTION
• Prescribed-country requirements – named people/events safe to use
• Skills toolkit – understanding arguments, evaluating perspectives, making judgements
• Worked full-essay walkthroughs – Kenya, Ghana and Algeria
• Frequency heatmap – where preparation yields most marks

PART IV – DIAGNOSIS, TECHNIQUE AND APPLICATION
• Full markbands – 0-15 holistic, best-fit marking
• Essay construction walkthrough – sentence starters and weak/strong exemplars
• Time and mark budgeting – 2 hours, even split across two essays
• Common misconceptions – 8 specific errors

PART V – REVISION, PLANNING AND PRACTICE
• 8-week revision timeline – rotate which study you write first
• Inquiry-topic coverage tracker – 12 topics across both studies
• Quick-reference fact sheet – one-page pull-out
• Full practice Paper 3 – Practice Set A with complete markscheme
• Full practice Paper 3 – Practice Set B with complete markscheme

Why this resource works:
• Aligned with the IB History syllabus (first assessment 2028)
• Save hours of planning – ready for revision lessons, mocks, or independent study
• Three country cases – Kenya (colonialism), Ghana (non-violence), Algeria (armed struggle)
• Regional diversity – Africa and the Middle East region fully covered
• Worked walkthroughs – full model essays with examiner commentary

Independently produced BY Samata Reviews. Not endorsed by or affiliated with the International Baccalaureate Organization.

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