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History · Historical concepts

CAUSE — Cause and consequence

History · SL / HL · syllabus-mapped notes

  1. What cause and consequence means

    The interplay of multiple reasons for and results of events: actors and conditions, short and long term, and why nothing was inevitable.

  2. Analysing causes and consequences

    The questions the concept prompts: underlying versus trigger, relative weighting, actors versus conditions, and intended versus unintended results.

  3. In the exam, and common pitfalls

    How causation is tested in Paper 2 and essays, its link to source skills, and the errors that turn analysis back into narrative.

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