The BIG History predictions thread

Caveat_Emptor

Telo123 wrote: »

But I was looking through past exams and a topic was never repeated

After maths paper 2 had a theorem that absolutely no one expected since it was the only one in the past exams, I'm not gonna trust those patterns

Eims14

Caveat_Emptor wrote: »

I go to an Irish school and do the exams through irish, and in irish Michelangelo doesn't count as an artist (ealaíontoir) but as a scuptor (dealbhóir) ONLY, because ealaiontoir in irish doesn't include scuptors, unlike english, it's only like a painter. At least that's what our history teacher told us
So lucky irish speakers, more work

Really,what book do.ye use?Pretty sure.ours doesnt say that.Actually ours doesnt really give titles it just puts there names on top or else your.just.supposed to write your own.

Telo123

Yea thanks

Caveat_Emptor

Eims14 wrote: »

Really,what book do.ye use?Pretty sure.ours doesnt say that.Actually ours doesnt really give titles it just puts there names on top or else your.just.supposed to write your own.

An Cúrsa Iomlán Staire, it's in Irish. History's the only subject that the book is actually in irish (other than irish of course)
It's mostly plain text but it doesn't specify what type of person they are, like what question we can answer about them. The book doesn't actually say anything about the junior cert at all, it's just raw history

Liordi

Caveat_Emptor wrote: »

An Cúrsa Iomlán Staire, it's in Irish. History's the only subject that the book is actually in irish (other than irish of course)
It's mostly plain text but it doesn't specify what type of person they are, like what question we can answer about them. The book doesn't actually say anything about the junior cert at all, it's just raw history

What about exam papers?

Eims14

Caveat_Emptor wrote: »

An Cúrsa Iomlán Staire, it's in Irish. History's the only subject that the book is actually in irish (other than irish of course)
It's mostly plain text but it doesn't specify what type of person they are, like what question we can answer about them. The book doesn't actually say anything about the junior cert at all, it's just raw history

Thats our book too!:0do ye have no other all irish books?!?

Caveat_Emptor

Eims14 wrote: »

Thats our book too!:0do ye have no other all irish books?!?

No? We never did, we just take down A LOT of notes

Eims14

Caveat_Emptor wrote: »

No? We never did, we just take down A LOT of notes

Aw,sickened-we.get notes im science and buiness and weve irish books for.home-ec and geo

Caveat_Emptor

Eims14 wrote: »

Aw,sickened-we.get notes im science and buiness and weve irish books for.home-ec and geo

A geography book in irish would have really help:/ The second section was awful because there was nothing on the edco site about it. That's where I get most notes

Msrebeckyxo

yvngceebs wrote: »

A note came up last year, I thought?

oooh so it did, sorry about that!! You wouldn't be able to call whether a note or postcard comes up but i pray that a Postcard comes up!

Msrebeckyxo

Unless you fancy doing the international relationships in Q6 then I'm thinking we may be able to avoid learning stuff like that, as they came up in People in Histories last year i think!:)

yvngceebs

Msrebeckyxo wrote: »

oooh so it did, sorry about that!! You wouldn't be able to call whether a note or postcard comes up but i pray that a Postcard comes up!

Love postcards! Fingers crossed! ^.^

eoingreaney

What will come up in sec 6 Q1

VG31

eoingreaney wrote: »

What will come up in sec 6 Q1

It's very hard to predict that part, it could be any topic from 1st or 2nd year.

UnitedFan31

I'd be prepared on a question on d-day seeing as it's the 70th anniversary.

Fwiz

So I didn't study. At all. I need quick fix notes on topics, particularly World War 2 and the American Revolution. I'm not aiming high because history is just too factual for me, Im more of a creative thinker. (A.K.A. an extremely good BSer). So yeah. Help me and probably many others feel a little less daunted by the amount of chapters we unfortunately have to cram for Im aiming for a C also, so which topics should I definitely study to ensure I get a C?
Thankssss

eoingreaney

What history accounts could come up tomorrow

coolerboy

Tomorrow is the history exam and I havent learned any of them yet...
Which ones are likely to come up tomorrow.
I know an ancient civilisation (romans)will come up for part A
What about part B, I think maybe wolfe tone or the factory or mine worker ?...
Would be glad to receive suggestions :-D★

eoingreaney

coolerboy wrote: »

Tomorrow is the history exam and I havent learned any of them yet...
Which ones are likely to come up tomorrow.
I know an ancient civilisation (romans)will come up for part A
What about part B, I think maybe wolfe tone or the factory or mine worker ?...
Would be glad to receive suggestions :-D★

Wolfe tone could come up in revoulutiins sec 5
I think :
Arcahaeologist
Plantations
Artist outside italy
ANCIENT ROME

missdons

im doing the ol history paper tomorrow and i would like opinions on what will come up i looked at my exam papers and these topics have come up these years:

archaeologist > 2013,2011
a named religious reformer > 2012, 2011, 2009
explorer > 2012, 2011, 2010
tradesman > 2013
ancient civilisation ireland > 2013, 2012, 2010
a knight > 2011
renaissance artist > 2010
political leader > 2013, 2010, 2009
revolutionary leader > 2013, 2010
old person talking about the changes in the countryside... > 2012, 2010
i need to study two so if anyone wants to say what they predict it would be much appreciated
thank you

coolerboy

eoingreaney wrote: »

Wolfe tone could come up in revoulutiins sec 5
I think :
Arcahaeologist
Plantations
Artist outside italy
ANCIENT ROME

Will the plantaions come up in Part B? Any other ones irish history is not my strong point.

KilianHarrison

Well word is that revolutions have a good chance of coming up, so make sure to learn the french and the american revolutions, and have a knowledge of the 1796 revolution. Then it wouldnt hurt to know a planter and a reformer. Don't worry about it too much , as a fellow BS'er I can tell you that with a brief knowledge of dates and event you can sail through.

Fwiz

KilianHarrison wrote: »

Well word is that revolutions have a good chance of coming up, so make sure to learn the french and the american revolutions, and have a knowledge of the 1796 revolution. Then it wouldnt hurt to know a planter and a reformer. Don't worry about it too much , as a fellow BS'er I can tell you that with a brief knowledge of dates and event you can sail through.

Calms my nerves a lot, thanks!

eoingreaney

coolerboy wrote: »

Will the plantaions come up in Part B? Any other ones irish history is not my strong point.

Maybe !!! I dont even bother with itish history u no michael collins an all dat ****

KilianHarrison

No worries man! Forgot to mention a cold war crisis aswell, the Berlin Blockade or Missile crisis should do.

fuhiero

My History teacher gave us a guess of what she thinks might come up in the people in History question:
-Settler
-Medieval Monk
-Archaeologist on a Dig
-Revolutionary
-Ancient Ireland
-Factory/Miner
-Renaissance
And she also predicted Revolutions for Q5, but then again so does half the country I'd say if we do get Revolutions for Q5 theres a slim chance of it popping up in the people in history question.
Also plantations came up last year, so i doubt it will show up again this year but i hope it doesnt i hate the plantations
And im not sure what way your book is laid out but i'd only look over 1st and 2nd year people in history topics, i dont even know if there are any in 3rd year~

missdons

i have no study done for hl history tomorrow and being honest i dont know alot anyway i missed alot of school this year and i was gonna drop to ordinary level but i think i'll stick with the honours.
all i want is a D to pass im not aiming high at all i just want to get through the paper and know what to write
i can figure out the pictures and documents to learn
and vocab on words etc
but what people in historys should i focus on? and what chapters should i focus on (i have a revise wise book) also what should i focus on for question 5&6???

any advice or help will be a big help to me and i know i shouldn't but cramming has to work for me tonight. also tomorrow there is a break between french and history so i'll have time to study for the paper.
THANK YOU

ais.ling

you should learn:
a settler who received land in a named plantation
the archaeologist
factory owner during the industrial revolution
and a named artist outside italy during the renaissance

ais.ling

LEARN THE ARCHAEOLOGIST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the sexiest essay everrrrrrrrrrr

ais.ling

for the essays just learn the archaeologist and a planter (they probably will come up)
revolutions for question 5 (causes of the american revolution and the results of the irish rebellion)
renaissance or middle ages for question 6 part 1
international relations might be hitler and the jews crap orr could be mussolini and learn the berlin blockade and you'll do fine
may the odds be ever in your favor lol

fuhiero

ais.ling wrote: »

LEARN THE ARCHAEOLOGIST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the sexiest essay everrrrrrrrrrr

We had that one in the mocks and i could've cried i was so happy it's actual the best one

ais.ling

fuhiero wrote: »

We had that one in the mocks and i could've cried i was so happy it's actual the best one

id say theyll pull out the worst essays possible out of their arses this year though /

Msrebeckyxo

KilianHarrison wrote: »

No worries man! Forgot to mention a cold war crisis aswell, the Berlin Blockade or Missile crisis should do.

that came up last year for Q6 and a people in history i think

ECM1234

KilianHarrison wrote: »

Well word is that revolutions have a good chance of coming up, so make sure to learn the french and the american revolutions, and have a knowledge of the 1796 revolution. Then it wouldnt hurt to know a planter and a reformer. Don't worry about it too much , as a fellow BS'er I can tell you that with a brief knowledge of dates and event you can sail through.

*1798 revolution, sorry just had to point that out in case of confusion

Xgracie

Msrebeckyxo wrote: »

that came up last year for Q6 and a people in history i think

It didn't come up for Q6 last year so it's practically guaranteed this year!

luuuu

I dont know anything for history and of course I leave it until the night before to study! Does anyone know what might come up on the paper tomorrow?

Fwiz

Any chance that any Renaissance topics may peek their heads out? I'd kill for Luther or a Patron.

ECM1234

Fwiz wrote: »

Any chance that any Renaissance topics may peek their heads out? I'd kill for Luther or a Patron.

Doubt it, they came up last year

Mr Rhode Island Red

A reformer and an explorer both came up in people in history last year, so it's unlikely they'll be in Q4 again this year but they could appear in other parts of the paper

Xgracie

Best advice is honestly just go through your papers for the next few hours, learn as much for Q 6 as possible (idk what topics you wanna do) learn the accounts that come up most often, learn 1 revolution and look at exploration and just revise a few people in history (try doing this by just remembering key words if you're stuck for time studying)

Fwiz

In all honesty I'm cutting the stuff you can slightly BS. Reformation onwards is a priority, skim through the accounts and such, have a long hard look at some PIHs and maybe some of the likely accounts, then just go all out on exam papers and run through marking schemes. Surely they aren't *that* harsh on marks, right?

Xgracie

Fwiz wrote: »

In all honesty I'm cutting the stuff you can slightly BS. Reformation onwards is a priority, skim through the accounts and such, have a long hard look at some PIHs and maybe some of the likely accounts, then just go all out on exam papers and run through marking schemes. Surely they aren't *that* harsh on marks, right?

History is facts so yeah they can be *that* hard on marks (my mock was anyway) but you sound like you've a plan so you'll be fine, good luck! Q6 is worth the most marks so prioritise it! Just do old exam papers they repeat all the time!

Fwiz

Xgracie wrote: »

History is facts so yeah they can be *that* hard on marks (my mock was anyway) but you sound like you've a plan so you'll be fine, good luck! Q6 is worth the most marks so prioritise it! Just do old exam papers they repeat all the time!

Flicking through exam papers now and I think I've chosen Social Change in 20th Century Ireland and International Relations In the 20th Century. International Relations is all dependant on just how tough Q6 (A) is though.

Xgracie

Fwiz wrote: »

Flicking through exam papers now and I think I've chosen Social Change in 20th Century Ireland and International Relations In the 20th Century. International Relations is all dependant on just how tough Q6 (A) is though.

You wanna know 2 Cold War crisis' and like world war 2 you know operation Barbarossa, Battle of Britain, D Day
Social change is pretty hard to pick up marks in!

UnitedFan31

Know enough about Irish history e.g civil war etc. I don't know what the first account will be the fourth will be world war 2 related with cold war and moves towards European unity. I wouldn't be surprised if there's something d-day related somewhere seeing as it is the 70th anniversary.

MangoMachine

Predictions anyone?

i am awsome

- Ancient civilisation outside Ireland, AKA Romans
- Planter, or miner

....that's all I got so far

spurious

We don't need seven or more threads on predictions for History, so merging them all here.

Caveat_Emptor

KilianHarrison wrote: »

I can tell you that with a brief knowledge of dates and event

Pretty sure you don't actually get any marks for knowing the date/year, my teacher said you can get the year wrong and you still get full marks if the rest is okay

spurious

Caveat_Emptor wrote: »

Pretty sure you don't actually get any marks for knowing the date/year, my teacher said you can get the year wrong and you still get full marks if the rest is okay

This is true.