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HISTORY

HISTORY. PAPER 1 REVISION. Sunday 24 May 2013. Paper 1 Monday 3 June p.m. Section A What Do You Need To Know?. International Relations Were the Peace Treaties of 1919-23 fair? To what extent was the League of Nations a success? Why had international peace collapsed by 1939 ?.

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HISTORY

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  1. HISTORY PAPER 1 REVISION Sunday 24 May 2013 Paper 1Monday 3 June p.m.

  2. Section AWhat Do You Need To Know? International Relations • Were the Peace Treaties of 1919-23 fair? • To what extent was the League of Nations a success? • Why had international peace collapsed by 1939?

  3. Section A Section A You must answer question 1 Question 1 should take you no more than 15 minutes Question 1 a) will involve comprehension of a source (a ‘WHAT IS THE MESSAGE question). Question 1 b) requires an explanation of a related problem. . You then pick either Question 2 or 3 and answer all three parts of your chosen question

  4. Recent Question 1s January 2010 Versailles June 2010 Causes of Second World War January 2011 Causes of Second World War June 2011 The League of Nations January 2012 The League of Nations June 2013 Versailles January 2013 Causes of Second World War

  5. Q1 (a) 7 marks • Explain the message of this cartoon. Use details of the cartoon and your knowledge to explain your answer.

  6. A cartoon about the Treaty of Versailles, published in 1921 You can see Lloyd George and Briande, the president of France Indemnity means payment for damages What’s the cartoonist saying about the treaty? How can you tell? Why did people think this way? Message, Cartoon, Own Knowledge

  7. A cartoon about the Treaty of Versailles, published in 1921 You can see Lloyd George and Briande, the president of France Indemnity means payment for damages sweaty? 6 Germany Unlimited? Allies 1 7 2 5 3 Not touching earth Where’s the USA? 4 shovelling?

  8. Q1 (b) 8 marks • Explain why the Germans hated the Treaty of Versailles. Answer Any 2/3 reasons explained

  9. TOP TIP • Question 1b in Section A • Question 2b & 3b in Section A • Question 5b & 6b in Part 2 Depth Study USA All start with the word EXPLAIN They ALL have the same MARKSCHEME Top band = More than 1 REASON EXPLAINED ( a reason stated then some detail given)

  10. Section A questions 2 & 3 You must answer one question, either Q2 or Q3 Q2 & Q3 will be on International Relations 1918-39. They will be on the other 2 topics not examined by Question 1 Each question will have three structured parts. You must answer all three parts. Your chosen question should take you 35 minutes.

  11. Recent Question 2s & 3s

  12. Q2 (a) 4 marks • What were the aims of the League of Nations? ANSWER Q2a or 3a (or 5a or 6a in Part 2: Depth Study USA) Any 4 correct points (or 2 explained)

  13. Q3 (a) 4 marks • What were the aims of Hitler’s foreign policy? ANSWER Q2a or 3a (or 5a or 6a in Part 2: Depth Study USA) Any 4 correct points (or 2 explained)

  14. Q2 (b) 6 marks • Explain why the League of Nations was weak. Answer Any 2 reasons explained

  15. Q3 (b) 6 marks • Explain why GB appeased Hitler in the 1930s. Answer Any 2 reasons explained

  16. Q2 (c) 10 marks • The following were equally important in causing the failure of the league; (i) The USA’s isolationism; (ii) The Japanese invasion of Manchuria; (iii)The Italian conquest of Abyssinia. How far do you agree with this statement. Explain your answer referring only to (i), (ii) and (iii)

  17. Q3 (c) 10 marks • The following were equally important in causing the Second World War; (i) The German Anschluss with Austria, 1938; (ii) Appeasement; (iii)The German invasion of Poland, 1 Sept. 1939. How far do you agree with this statement? Explain your answer referring only to (i), (ii) and (iii)

  18. How To Answer Q2 (c) or Q3 (c) (c) question (10 marks) Explain all three factors, Explain links between them (how they worked together) Conclude how it was the combination of these factors together that was important. You get 6 extra marks for Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar. You can get this points even if your answer isn’t the full 10 marks.

  19. Don’t trip up • DON’T answer questions on Section B and C – they’re on topics we have NOT studied • Cold War • A New World? Ignore sections B and C – GO STRAIGHT ON TO part 2 DEPTH STUDY USA

  20. Part 2 Depth StudyUSAWhat Do You Need To Know? 1. How far did the US economy boom in the 20s? 2. How far did US society change in the 20s? 3. What were the causes and consequences of the Wall Street Crash? 4. How successful was the New Deal?

  21. Part 2 Q4 – 3 Source questions that you have to answer Q5 or 6 You have a choice Each of questions 5 & 6 will have three structured parts. You must answer all three parts. Section C should take you 70 minutes.

  22. Q4 USASource questions January 2010 20s - Economy June 2010 Crash and Depression January 2011 20s – Society June 2011 The New Deal January 2012 Crash and Depression June 2012 20s – Economy (bit of Society) January 2013 Roosevelt’s New Deal

  23. Source A Study Source A What is the message of this cartoon? Use the source and your own knowledge to explain your answer. The children are saying: ‘And our shoes and stockings and clothes are in there, and they’ll never come out’.

  24. Source B Study Source B Does this photograph prove that prohibition was failing by the mid 1920s? Use the source and your own knowledge to explain your answer. Alcohol being tipped down the drain. Millions of litres of bootleg was seized, but it was only a fraction of the total.

  25. Source C Study Source C Why was this poster produced in the 1920s? Use the source and your own knowledge to explain your answer.

  26. Depth Study: USA Q5 or Q6 • In the final 35 minutes of the exam you must answer either question 5 or 6 on the USA. • These are both (a), (b) and (c) part questions. • They are MARKED exactly the same as q2 and q3 on INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Fair chance of one question being 1920s and one being 1930s

  27. Depth Study: USA Q5 or Q6

  28. (a) Questions Describe • one mark awarded for each point, to a maximum of four marks. QUESTION STYLES 5a Describe the motor car industry in the 1920s 6a Describe the Supreme Court struggle

  29. (b) Questions Explain • to get six marks two or more reasons need to be explained. QUESTION STYLES 5b Explain how Americans were persuaded to buy the products of US industries in the 1920s. 6b Explain why Roosevelt was not popular with all Americans.

  30. (c) Questions Judgement • to get top marks a balancedanswer is required. Try to deal with a range of factors or reasons, and the links between them, before concluding. QUESTION STYLES 5c How important were the policies of the republican governments in causing the economic boom in the USA in the 1920s? Explain your answer 6c‘The New Deal Was a success’. How far do you agree? Explain your answer.

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