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LC History Exam

  • 20-10-2011 8:37am
    #1
    Solus01
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    I was just wondering for Section 1, the Document Based question, can you just learn the case studies and be covered? Or is it possible for the Doucment Topic to be on another section of the paper?


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  • #2
    Canard
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    document question will always be the case studies :)


  • #3
    Solus01
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    Patchy~ wrote: »
    document question will always be the case studies :)

    Yeah, I asked one of the decent History schools (Not my teacher so :P) and he explained the structure.
    Just out of curiousity, what topics are you doing, that's if your currently doing History?
    I'm doing the US one, Dictatorship and Democracy and Movement for Reform


  • #4
    Canard
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    I feel your pain of a not so great history teacher :P

    Lucky, ahh! But as far as I know you need to do 2 Irish history books? We've done Dictatorship and Democracy, Sovereignty and Partition, and now we're doing Society and Politics in Northern Ireland (so boring!), and the European Retreat from Empire is our case study book. :)

    I'd love to be doing the American history to be honest, it sounds really interesting. I'm also relieved that the documents book is the european one though, I had a look and its all these crazy far away places with obscure wars that I've never heard of :o


  • #5
    laoch na mona
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    were doing the same as patchy


  • #6
    Solus01
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    Patchy~ wrote: »
    I feel your pain of a not so great history teacher :P

    Lucky, ahh! But as far as I know you need to do 2 Irish history books? We've done Dictatorship and Democracy, Sovereignty and Partition, and now we're doing Society and Politics in Northern Ireland (so boring!), and the European Retreat from Empire is our case study book. :)

    I'd love to be doing the American history to be honest, it sounds really interesting. I'm also relieved that the documents book is the european one though, I had a look and its all these crazy far away places with obscure wars that I've never heard of :o

    Oh sorry, my bad you're right, don't know what I was thinking of :P My class are doing Sovereignty and Partition, Movement for Reform and the US one.


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