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Junior Cert History Exam 2010

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    #152
    Gentlemanne
    Registered Users Posts: 365 ✭✭Gentlemanne


    Giant Squid wrote: »
    Went with Cosimo too. Guessed Julius II for my second guy, but thinking back... Wasn't he around in the twelfth century? Woops :( Great question though. Most of my work for history went into the Renaissance so I'm very pleased it came up.

    argh I thought his name was cosmo :rolleyes:

    Did good for the question where you picked developments.

    Did Printing and Science and Medicine. couldnt remember the name of the english doctor who discovered blood circulation in the human body but I mentioned how important it was, how the church forbid cutting up dead bodies. I wrote tons on Galileo though.


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    #153
    katiemce
    Closed Accounts Posts: 219 ✭✭katiemce


    Gentlemanne wrote: »
    argh I thought his name was cosmo :rolleyes:

    Did good for the question where you picked developments.

    Did Printing and Science and Medicine. couldnt remember the name of the english doctor who discovered blood circulation in the human body but I mentioned how important it was, how the church forbid cutting up dead bodies. I wrote tons on Galileo though.

    William Harvey? Was he also the guy who wrote "On Fabric of the Human Body"??


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    #154
    katiemce
    Closed Accounts Posts: 219 ✭✭katiemce


    Giant Squid wrote: »
    Went with Cosimo too. Guessed Julius II for my second guy, but thinking back... Wasn't he around in the twelfth century? Woops :( Great question though. Most of my work for history went into the Renaissance so I'm very pleased it came up.

    Ha I didn't do the Renaissance. Like I studied it for the short questions but I didn't do it in great detail! So I did European History and the Irish history questions just coz I laaaaavv 3rd year history. despise 1st yr history tho!! Ughh it's beyond boring!!


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    #155
    Monsieur Folie
    Registered Users Posts: 1,988 ✭✭✭Monsieur Folie


    The Renaissance is the only bit of history I know well and enjoyed.

    Assassin's Creed II helped me to remember the Medici family as being a rich family, which let me to write down Lorenzo as a patron, along with the pope. =P


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