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History - What are you doing?

  • 22-05-2010 12:44pm
    #1
    Victoria.
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 656 ✭✭✭


    I know the history course is notoriously difficult to predict and people are telling horror stories of wrong predictions of the past but could anyone just tell me what they themselves are studying? How many topics from each would be safe?

    Would really appreciate it because I keep on switching from being confident about the paper to being a complete mess! Its the exam I'm most stressed out for.

    I'm doing Sovereignty and Partition
    Dictatorship and Democracy
    Division and Realignment


Comments

  • #2
    lcwat2do??
    Closed Accounts Posts: 20 ✭lcwat2do??


    yeaa im finding it hard aswel but these are what im learning

    ireland: cumann na ngaedhael im learning this well
    fianna fail the usual law and order economic policy etc..
    eucharistic congress is easy enough to learn
    1916 rising and rise of sinn fein 1918 etc..
    small bit on home rule

    dictatorship and
    democracy : mussolini
    church state
    communist economy
    holocaust anti semitism
    american pop culture is easy


    division and
    realignment : stalin
    cold war : hungarian uprising
    western economies
    soveit economies
    youth culture is easy enough
    2nd vatican


  • #3
    NufcNavan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,837 ✭✭✭NufcNavan


    Irish:
    1916 & Treaty
    Cumann Na Gaedhal Government.
    Ireland during WWII

    Europe:
    Stalin & Lenin
    Nazi Rule
    Mussolini

    America:
    Vietnam
    US Foreign Policy during Cold War.


  • #4
    zam
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 829 ✭✭✭zam


    Dictatorship and Democracy:
    Fascism
    Germany 33-39
    Nazis (Church-State relations, Propaganda, etc)
    All Communism
    Britain Between the Wars

    USA:
    Economy
    Culture (American Way of Life, Consensus, Religion, etc)
    Vietnam
    Racial Conflict and Montgomery
    Moon Landing and IT/Military Technology
    I think that's it. I know it's a bit weird that I'm leaving out foreign policy but I just hate it so there ya go.

    Sovereignty and Partition:
    I have no idea. Should probably decide soon. So far:
    Treaty Negotiations
    Civil War
    Rise of SF
    Language Religion and Culture (and E Congress)
    Ireland in WW2 and Belfast Blitz
    Economic and Social policies of FF and CnG


  • #5
    nicolasusername
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8 ✭nicolasusername


    They have to examine at least two of the three prospectuses (prospecti?!) so if you're stuck you could just learn the society and economy and culture and religion bits...in the Irish book that's only five chapters!


  • #6
    Enid.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 80 ✭✭Enid.


    History grrrr.

    Sovereignity/Partition
    Treaty (War of Indo and Civil War included for background and conclusion purposes)
    Cumann na nGaedhl, their economic policies and Anglo-Irish relations
    Fianna Fail, econony and Anglo Irish
    Eucharistic Congress (cos it's dead easy)

    Dictatorship/Democracy
    Fascism- Mussolini, Hitler
    Communism
    Britain inter-war years, Jarrow March

    America
    Foreign policy - including ALL the silly wars (ok, well...the two of them)
    Causes and effects of the boom
    Civil Rights Movement
    Maybe the Moon landing? Not sure though

    I think I'm doing ok so far.


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