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Duly Debated
by Laura and Lily
Breaking down key aspects of the IB History HL syllabus, enabling for a comprehensive and critical approach to the content. For those struggling with the overwhelming nature of the IB: a simple, straight-forward, duly debate.
Episodes
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Duly Debated - Lenin vs Trotsky
Lenin had a decisive leadership style. He was pragmatic, willing to adapt Marxist theory to the specific conditions of Russia, yet he was always focused on being supported by the masses. Trotsky was an intellectual. He advocated for a global approach to socialism with the spread of revolution...
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Duly Debated - February and October 1917. A comparison.
"The causes and nature of the February and October revolutions in 1917 were the same" discuss. Historian Neil Davidson describes the term "revolution" in two ways. A political revolution changes workings within the governing of an existing state, leaving the social and economic structure…
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Duly Debated - The fall of the Provisional Government
In this episode we will be discussing the several problem faced by the Provisional Government. These including WW1, land distribution, economic problems, demands of national minorities and the Kornilov affair.
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Duly Debated - The rise of independence, Cuba and Vietnam
In this episode we will be evaluating the role of war in the rise of the independence movements of Cuba and Vietnam. In light of other factor such as repression of colonial powers and external influences, we will determine the extent of the influence of wars. External wars such as The Napoleonic...
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Duly Debated - The final crisis of autocracy, February 1917.
In this episode we will be discussing the extent to which “Russia’s participation in the First World War was the main cause of the February/March 1917 Revolution.” Hence, evaluating the reasons for the final crisis of autocracy and the downfall of Nicholas II. These including WW1, The Tsarist...
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Duly Debated - How did Tsardom survive the 1905 revolution
In this episode we will be discussing how Nicholas II managed to maintain autocracy after the 1905 revolution. Indeed, the October manifesto and Fundamental Laws were instrumental concessions to weaken opposition. We will also be discussing the effectiveness of Peter Stolypin's reforms and the…
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Duly Debated - The 1905 Revolution
In this podcast we will be evaluating the significance of the Russo-Japanese war to the outbreak of the 1905 revolution together with other factors like the Tsarist Rule, Economic and Social factors, Political factors and Bloody Sunday "the spark".
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Duly Debated - Hitler's Rise to Power.
In this episode, we will be discussing the extent to which economic conditions were the most important factor for Hitler's rise. For that, we will analyse the importance of other factors such as the weaknesses of the Weimar Republic, Social Divisions, Propaganda and Charisma, and the War.…
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Duly Debated - Alexander II, "Tsar Liberator"?
"To what extent does Alexander II deserve his title of "Tsar Liberator"?" In this episode, we will debate over the Tsar's many reforms, depicting the intentions behind them and also their overall effectiveness.
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Duly Debated - Bismarck's Domestic Policies 1871-1890
"Bismarck's domestic policies from 1871-1890 were, indeed, a failure" To what extent to we agree with this statement. To debate upon this, we will evaluate all of Bismarck's domestic policies such as his dealings with the National Liberals, the Catholics, Socialism and State-socialism, Economic...
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Duly Debated - Was it war, nothing more, nothing less, that unified Germany?
In this episode we will be debating the statement; It was war, nothing more, nothing less, that unified Germany. To do so, we will be exploring factors such as Bismarck's Diplomacy, Nationalism, the Zollverein, the Prussian economy and Austria's weaknesses in order to determine the extent to…
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Duly Debated - Italian Unification 1850-1870
Paper 3 - Unification of Italy (1815-1870). Discussing the road to Italian Unification from 1850 onwards, depicting the role of leaders such as Cavour and Garibaldi and of foreign intervention and international affairs. Debates include: To what extent was Cavour the architect of Unification? To...
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Duly Debated - Why did Italian Unification fail up to 1849?
Paper 3 - Unification of Italy (1815-1870). Discussing the barriers to Italian Unification up to 1849 such as the lack of unity between the states, the Congress of Vienna, ineffective leadership and Austrian military might.
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Breaking down key aspects of the IB History HL syllabus, enabling for a comprehensive and critical approach to the content. For those struggling with the overwhelming nature of the IB: a simple, straight-forward, duly debate.
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Breaking down key aspects of the IB History HL syllabus, enabling for a comprehensive and critical approach to the content. For those struggling with the overwhelming nature of the IB: a simple, straight-forward, duly debate.
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