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ZIMSEC O-Level History

13Regional and International Co-operation

Regional and International Co-operation in ZIMSEC O-Level History: what the syllabus expects you to know, the learning objectives and how to practise.
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Overview

Form 2 (Frontline States, SADC, OAU/AU, the Commonwealth, the Non-Aligned Movement) and Form 4 ('International co-operation': the United Nations; Zimbabwe and the international community).

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Lessons

  • The Frontline States and the liberation of Zimbabwe

    25 min

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  • SADCC and SADC: co-operation in southern Africa

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  • The OAU and the African Union

    30 min

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  • The Commonwealth and the Non-Aligned Movement

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  • The United Nations

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  • Zimbabwe and the international community since 1980

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Regional and International Co-operation: sample question

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Which Commonwealth summit agreed that Britain should call the conference that led to Zimbabwe's independence?

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