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The rule of Stalin: Eduqas GCSE History questions

Every Eduqas GCSE History exam question on The rule of Stalin, 2018–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q4

    June 2025 · Component 2C

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  2. Q5

    June 2023 · Component 2C

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  3. Q3

    June 2022 · Component 2C

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  4. Q3

    Autumn 2020 · Component 2C

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  5. Q1

    June 2019 · Component 2C

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  6. Q5

    June 2018 · Component 2C

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All 6 questions on The rule of Stalin, as a list
  1. June 2025, Component 2C, Q4 (8 marks): Explain why the ‘Cult of Stalin’ was important in maintaining Stalin’s power over the USSR between 1924 and 1953.
  2. June 2023, Component 2C, Q5 (12 marks): How important was the use of terror by Stalin in controlling the lives of the people of the USSR between 1924 and 1953? [In your answer you should discuss the i
  3. June 2022, Component 2C, Q3 (9 marks): Stalin was able to maintain control of the USSR because of factors such as: the creation of the cult of Stalin the use of censorship the elimination of rivals A
  4. Autumn 2020, Component 2C, Q3 (9 marks): Stalin was able to maintain power in the USSR by the use of methods such as: propaganda censorship terror Arrange these methods in order of their importance in
  5. June 2019, Component 2C, Q1 (5 marks): Describe the use of propaganda by Stalin.
  6. June 2018, Component 2C, Q5 (12 marks): How important was the use of terror by Stalin in controlling the lives of the people of the USSR between 1924 and 1953? [In your answer you should discuss the i

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