Access to History for the IB Diploma: Protest and change: Feminism in the USA 1960 1979 and Revolution in Tunisia 1989 2015

<p><b>The renowned IB Diploma series, combining compelling narratives and academic rigor, has been revised and updated to </b><b>align with the latest DP History course</b><b> from the IB, for examination from 2028. </b></p><p>Written by subject specialists and IB experts, this series continues to provide authoritative and engaging content, while retaining its much-loved accessible approach. With an improved range of activities, new features to further develop skills and conceptual understanding, it provides high-quality content you can trust.<Br><Br>Access to History for the IB Diploma enables students to:</p><p>- Develop a nuanced understanding of each period with reliable, clear and in-depth narrative from topic experts, with a wide variety of sources</p><p>- Explore diverse perspectives and a broad range of lived experiences of people and societies in the past</p><p>- Develop critical thinking skills with dedicated Theory of Knowledge support</p><p>- Improve communication and research skills with new Approaches to Learning (ATL) activities</p><p>- Build a deep understanding of the four historical concepts - cause and consequence, continuity and change, perspectives, and significance - through a new Key Concepts feature</p><p>- Enhance historical skills including source analysis, asking questions, evaluating arguments and making connections with improved skills-based activities throughout</p><p>- Prepare for assessment with dedicated exam practice questions, full sample answers, revision summaries and study skills support</p><p>This series is currently under review by the IB</p>