Cambridge IGCSE History
DS-A2To what extent was it a world war?
To what extent was it a world war? in Cambridge IGCSE History: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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Overview
Specified content: British Empire troops on the Western Front (Indian and Canadian case studies); the war in Africa (German East Africa, South West Africa); Japan in Asia (Tsingtao, sea lanes); the Arab Revolt.
Learning objectives
What the syllabus expects you to be able to do.
- DS-A2.1Assess the importance of British Empire troops on the Western Front.
- DS-A2.2Describe the contribution of Indian and South African troops in Africa.
- DS-A2.3Assess Japan's contribution to the Allied victory.
- DS-A2.4Assess how important the Arab Revolt was.
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A world war: empire troops, Africa, Japan and the Arab Revolt
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