Exam preparation for the best results.
This in-depth A2 study looks at the US relationship with South East Asia in the context of the Cold War, with emphasis on the roles of Johnson and Nixon which are both heavily covered in the exams and assignments. This book has been written to support Edexcel Unit 4 and AQA specifications W6, L6, H4, B4.
- This book offers a greater depth of information needed for A2 and helps students develop a more analytical style.
- Written by experienced teachers and examiners of A level History to focus the books on exactly what your students need to know and prepare for this topic.
- Exceptional exam preparation including practice questions, assessment and advice on what makes a good answer help students build the skills they need to improve their grades.
Contents Listing
How to use this book
Introduction
1. The background to the cold war
2. The truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan and deepening of the cold war
3. The background to the Korean War
4. The outbreak of the Korean War, 1950
5. The progress and outcome of the Korean War, 1950-53
6. The first Vietnam War and the origins of US involvement, 1946-54
7. Increasing tension, 1954-63
8. US Foreign policy, Johnson and the Vietnam War, 1963-5
9. Johnson and the escalation of the Vietnam War, 1965-8
10. Nixon, Vietnamisation and 'Peace with Honor', 1969-73
A2 Assessment
Bibliography
Glossary
Index
Redkite Order Code: T53
