ZIMSEC O LEVEL HISTORY FORM 4 – International Relations Between the Wars
International Relations Between the Wars International relations between World Wars I and II can be divided into three general periods. They are: 1919-23 (a period of tension) 1924-29
ZIMSEC O LEVEL GEOGRAPHY FORM 4 – Tourism
Tourism Tourism is an important contributor to many countries’ economies but it can have negative impacts unless it is properly managed, and the conflicting needs of
ZIMSEC O LEVEL GEOGRAPHY FORM 4 – Natural hazards
Natural hazards Earthquakes and Volcanoes: Natural hazards such as earthquakes and volcanoes have a devastating effect on developing countries, as they tend not to have the
ZIMSEC O LEVEL HISTORY FORM 4 – Italian Aggressive Foreign Policy (1919–39)
Italian Aggressive Foreign Policy (1919–39) The Italians emerged from World War I with feelings that they had suffered a ‘Mutilated Victory’.Italy had entered the war
ZIMSEC O LEVEL HISTORY FORM 4 – The Rozvi State
Origins of the Rozvi State Changamire Dombo I, the leader of the Rozvi was a man of considerable military talent and an administrative genius.With
ZIMSEC O LEVEL GEOGRAPHY FORM 4 – Industry
Industry All industries can be thought of as a system of inputs, processes, outputs and feedback. Industry as a system System diagram for industrial activity Inputs
ZIMSEC Form 4 Agriculture Complete Summary Notes 7 – 8
Intensive subsistence farming Rice growing in South East Asia Rice being grown in SE Asia Inputs Many workers. Flat land (or sometimes
ZIMSEC Form 4 Agriculture Complete Summary Notes 8 – 9
Soil erosion and salinisation Soil erosion This is a problem in parts of the UK that are very flat, such as East Anglia. When the soil is
ZIMSEC O LEVEL HISTORY FORM 4 – The Organisation of the League
The Organisation of the League In the beginning there were 42 member states. By 1926 (when Germany joined), membership had risen to 55 member states.The
ZIMSEC O LEVEL GEOGRAPHY FORM 4 – Ecosystems
Ecosystems Ecosystems can be small-scale, covering a small area (such as a pond) or large-scale covering a large area (such as a tropical rainforest). The world
ZIMSEC O LEVEL GEOGRAPHY FORM 4 – Earthquakes
Earthquakes Earthquakes are caused by the release of built-up pressure inside the Earth’s crust. An earthquake’s power is measured on the Richter Scale using an
ZIMSEC O LEVEL HISTORY FORM 4 – Late Stone age to early Iron Age
Late Stone age to early Iron Age Zimbabwe has a rich human history that dates back many thousands of yearsArcheological records clearly show that people
ZIMSEC Form 4 Agriculture Complete Summary Notes 2 – 3
Farms can be categorised according to what is being grown or reared, the size of the operation and the agricultural techniques being used. Farming can be:
ZIMSEC O LEVEL HISTORY FORM 4 – The Paris Peace Conference & The Treaty of Versailles
The Paris Peace Conference & The Treaty of Versailles As Josh Brooman notes: “When nations fight wars, they usually expect to win. More important, they expect to
ZIMSEC O LEVEL GEOGRAPHY FORM 4 – Population Dynamics
Population Dynamics What you need to know and be able to do: Tick off those you feel confident about: Describe and suggest reasons for the
ZIMSEC Form 4 Agriculture Complete Summary Notes 5 – 6
An arable farm Inputs Warm climate with low rainfall, which mainly falls during the summer Warm summers help to ripen grain Outputs Cereals such as wheat