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Junior Cert 2013 Exam Prediction
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Wait, i have a question:
What is Q 6 (A) based on? Like im not looking for predictions but you know the way (B) is Social change (C) is irish history and (D) is international relations, what is (A)? I know it could be a few thigs but if anyone could tell me everything that could possibly come up on (A), i'd appreciate it!
Can someone answer this please?
Also is it ok to entirely leave out social change or is there a chance it could come up in the source or documents question or something?
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@Finisher489, good stuff with the patterns! I told you people that history has a pattern, finisher489 just proved it :rolleyes:
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Can someone answer this please?
Also is it ok to entirely leave out social change or is there a chance it could come up in the source or documents question or something?
Thanks
It came up before in the Documents I think but just leave it out. You don't study anyways for the Pictures or Documents as most of the answers are in front of you and the studied questions that come up are always random anyways from random chapters.
And the Source Question (Q5) is only from the 2nd year course0 -
You spelled his name wrong :PDublinArnie wrote: »@Fisher489, good stuff with the patterns! I told you people that history has a pattern, figher489 just proved it :rolleyes:0 -
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finisher489 wrote: »Now for Q4,
I am 90% sure that a Voyager will come up. Look at this pattern for Q4 (B)
2012 - Revolutionary
2011 - Voyager
2010 - Revolutionary
2009 - Voyager
2008 - Settler on a plantation (This also came up in 2012 so can't come up at all in 2013
Now for Q4 (A)
2012 - Archaeologist
2011 - Reformer
2010 - Archaeologist
2009 - Monk/Roman
2008 - Reformer
Just learn off Reformer along with either a monk or roman and YOU ARE COVERED
Thanks for spotting those patterns
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SomberClaws wrote: »The Age of Explorations
Oh! Well I suppose you'd have to mention the Treaty of Tordesillas(?) and that the Spanish and Portuguese were both competing for land and wealth. So, that's how economic wealth fits in. You could also talk about loss of culture for Aztecs, Incas etc. and how many Spaniards and Portuguese moved there i.e. Human migration. They would have been in conflict with the natives.0 -
Jack_OLantern wrote: »Oh! Well I suppose you'd have to mention the Treaty of Tordesillas(?) and that the Spanish and Portuguese were both competing for land and wealth. So, that's how economic wealth fits in. You could also talk about loss of culture for Aztecs, Incas etc. and how many Spaniards and Portuguese moved there i.e. Human migration. They would have been in conflict with the natives.
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SomberClaws wrote: »Thanks very much
Many European countries wanted to get a share of the land and wealth of the New World. At the beginning the biggest rivals were Spain and Portugal. They became such rivals that the Pope had to get involved and a Treaty of Tordesillas was signed in order to divide the New World between them. Everything in the New World west of the line through present day Brazil was Spanish and territory in the east was to be under Portuguese control. This was done in order to prevent them going to war with each other.
As exploration expanded, more and more European countries got involved and also became rivals. A good example is the huge rivalry and wars that broke out between the British and the French in North America. All these European countries also became very wealthy as a result of exploration and this also led to rivalry and jealousy between them.
Another rivalry that developed between countries was the race to bring as many slaves as possible to the New World and it continued for hundreds of years. The British, French, Portuguese, Dutch and the Spanish were the main countries involved in this trade.
BTW THIS IS FROM THE EDCO EXAM PAPERS ONLINE CODES 20100 -
finisher489 wrote: »Many European countries wanted to get a share of the land and wealth of the New World. At the beginning the biggest rivals were Spain and Portugal. They became such rivals that the Pope had to get involved and a Treaty of Tordesillas was signed in order to divide the New World between them. Everything in the New World west of the line through present day Brazil was Spanish and territory in the east was to be under Portuguese control. This was done in order to prevent them going to war with each other.
As exploration expanded, more and more European countries got involved and also became rivals. A good example is the huge rivalry and wars that broke out between the British and the French in North America. All these European countries also became very wealthy as a result of exploration and this also led to rivalry and jealousy between them.
Another rivalry that developed between countries was the race to bring as many slaves as possible to the New World and it continued for hundreds of years. The British, French, Portuguese, Dutch and the Spanish were the main countries involved in this trade.
BTW THIS IS FROM THE EDCO EXAM PAPERS ONLINE CODES 2010
Wow
thanks so much for taking the time to post this! 0 -
SomberClaws wrote: »Wow thanks so much for taking the time to post this!
Nah man I didn't actually type it. I copied and pasted it from an online codes in the EDCO exam papers site. It's actually extremely useful and has the answer to every history question from 2008-2012 and the same with every other subject.
If you need any other long questions in history that you can't find I can just easily copy and paste them.
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finisher489 wrote: »Nah man I didn't actually type it. I copied and pasted it from an online codes in the EDCO exam papers site. It's actually extremely useful and has the answer to every history question from 2008-2012 and the same with every other subject.
If you need any other long questions in history that you can't find I can just easily copy and paste them.
You're welcome:D
Aha, it's the thought that counts though I would have never had thought of checking that site, even though I have the codes o.o And again, thanks 0 -
finisher489 wrote: »Many European countries wanted to get a share of the land and wealth of the New World. At the beginning the biggest rivals were Spain and Portugal. They became such rivals that the Pope had to get involved and a Treaty of Tordesillas was signed in order to divide the New World between them. Everything in the New World west of the line through present day Brazil was Spanish and territory in the east was to be under Portuguese control. This was done in order to prevent them going to war with each other.
As exploration expanded, more and more European countries got involved and also became rivals. A good example is the huge rivalry and wars that broke out between the British and the French in North America. All these European countries also became very wealthy as a result of exploration and this also led to rivalry and jealousy between them.
Another rivalry that developed between countries was the race to bring as many slaves as possible to the New World and it continued for hundreds of years. The British, French, Portuguese, Dutch and the Spanish were the main countries involved in this trade.
BTW THIS IS FROM THE EDCO EXAM PAPERS ONLINE CODES 2010
Makes my answer seem fairly stupid no huh? 0 -
Jack_OLantern wrote: »Makes my answer seem fairly stupid no huh?
Ah no! your answer had all the facts too! Treaty of tordesailles native peoples 
I hope i can get an A in history though x) ive spent a lot of time studying it! 0 -
SomberClaws wrote: »Ah no! your answer had all the facts too! Treaty of tordesailles native peoples I hope i can get an A in history though x) ive spent a lot of time studying it!
My knowledge of History is so messed up! I know NO Irish history, NO Ancient Ireland, NO medieval stuff but I know practically everything else in really good detail! If Renaissance, Reformation, WWII and Age of Exploration just came up, I'd be getting an easy A!0 -
Jack_OLantern wrote: »My knowledge of History is so messed up! I know NO Irish history, NO Ancient Ireland, NO medieval stuff but I know practically everything else in really good detail! If Renaissance, Reformation, WWII and Age of Exploration just came up, I'd be getting an easy A!
Oh god I hate irish modern history, bleh! Luckily there is a choice for it though ! And if it comes up in picture questions, i don't think it would be that hard hopefully what imfind strange is how easily i learned internatinal relations, but could not grasp any of the irish history lol. 0 -
Jack_OLantern wrote: »Makes my answer seem fairly stupid no huh?
NAH you typed out your answer. I copied and pasted mine from e-xamit.ie0 -
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SomberClaws wrote: »Oh god I hate irish modern history, bleh! Luckily there is a choice for it though ! And if it comes up in picture questions, i don't think it would be that hard hopefully what imfind strange is how easily i learned internatinal relations, but could not grasp any of the irish history lol.
I think even the Industrial Revolution is more interesting! At least s*** happened! They invented the Steam Engine! And made Unions! And probaby more stuff! What have the Irish ever done except sort of half-heartedly fight the English and be (sort of) Neutral during the "Emergency"?0
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