A LevelRussia from Revolution to Dictatorship
A LevelTuesday 26th November 2019
11.00am – 3.30pm,
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Carrs Lane Centre, Carrs Lane, Birmingham, B4 7SX
Students (price per place)*
£25
inc.Vat
*One free staff place per 8 students
Teachers (without students)
£108
inc.Vat
What you need to know...
Sovereign Education are a respected and established provider of A level and GCSE Study Days with 30 years’ experience of helping students and teachers to improve examination performance.
Aimed at Years 11, 12 and 13, this Study Day will focus on continuity and change, cause and consequence, and is suitable for teachers and students using a range of exam boards and specifications. Leading historians will explore key themes and events in the development of communist Russia. Join us to receive guidance on this intriguing period from experts in the field.
- The 1917 Russian Revolutions – Why did the Bolshevik Revolution lead to Civil War?
- A Government Based on Fear – What were the similarities and differences between Lenin and Stalin’s use of terror?
- Lenin’s Legacy – Why did Lenin leave a power vacuum when he died, and how did Stalin come out on top?
- The Cult of a Dictator – How can we explain popular support for Stalin?
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 11.00am | The 1917 Russian Revolutions - Why did the Bolshevik Revolution lead to Civil War? |
| 11.45am | Break |
| 12.00pm | A Government Based on Fear - What were the similarities and differences between Lenin and Stalin's use of terror? |
| 12.45pm | Break |
| 1.45pm | Lenin's Legacy - Why did Lenin leave a power vacuum when he died, and how did Stalin come out on top? |
| 2.30pm | Break |
| 2.45pm | The Cult of a Dictator - How can we explain popular support for Stalin? |
| 3.30pm | End |
