View Year 12s History ‘Schedule of Learning’ for the 2025/26 academic year:

TopicSub-topic
1. Preserving autocracy, 1855-94How strong was Russian autocracy in 1855?
What was the impact of the Crimean War?
Alexander II – why and with what success did he emancipate the serfs?
Alexander II – how far did his other domestic reforms transform Russia?
Alexander II – why did he limit his reforms? Alexander II – why and how did opposition emerge to his reign?
How reactionary was Alexander III’s response?
Political authority in action
Growth of opposition to tsarist rule
Growth of opposition to tsarist rule
Economic and social developments
Economic and social developments
2. The collapse of autocracy, 1894-1917Nicholas II and the challenge to autocracy
Nicholas II and the challenge to autocracy
The economic development of Russia to 1914
Social developments to 1914
Opposition: ideas and ideologies
Opposition: ideas and ideologies
Political authority, opposition and the state of Russia in wartime
Political authority, opposition and the state of Russia in wartime
The establishment of Bolshevik government
The establishment of Bolshevik government
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