History (A) J410,07 June 2019

1. International Peace in the 1920s – Measures such as the League of Nations, Locarno Treaties, and Kellogg-Briand Pact to prevent conflict.

2. USA-USSR Conflict Over Germany (1945–1949) – Examination of causes including division of Germany, Berlin Blockade, and ideological differences.

3. Causes of the Cold War – Analysis of Stalin’s control over Eastern Europe as the primary cause, with alternative interpretations on U.S. policies.

4. Appeasement and Chamberlain – Evaluation of whether Chamberlain’s fear of war or diplomatic faith led to the failure of appeasement.

5. Stonewall Riots (1969) – Description of one major consequence, such as the rise of the LGBTQ+ rights movement.

6. Civil Rights Act (1964) – Explanation of key factors leading to its passage, including activism, political support, and public pressure.