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Higher History – Paper 2. Scotland and the Impact of the Great War Summary Outline. Paper 2. The Special Topic – Scotland and the Impact of the Great War will be assessed in Paper 2. You will have five sources to study. You will have four questions to answer.
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Higher History – Paper 2 Scotland and the Impact of the Great War Summary Outline
Paper 2 • The Special Topic – Scotland and the Impact of the Great War will be assessed in Paper 2. • You will have fivesources to study. • You will have four questions to answer. • In total the paper is worth 30 marks. • You will have 1 hr 25 mins to answer all four questions.
Timing in the Exam Timing is critical. You will need to time to read and understand the sources as well as write your answers. • How useful question – 15 mins • Comparison question – 20 mins • How fully/How far question – 25 minseach.
The Five Questions • Type One – How useful is Source A as evidence of………..? 5 marks • Type Two – To what extent does Source A agree with Source B about…? 5 marks • Type Three – How far does Source C…? 10 marks • Type Four – How fully does Source D….? 10 marks
Section 1 – Scotland Before 1914 • Scottish population • Scottish economy • Scottish politics • Scottish martial tradition** Remember most of the first section is background information.
Section 2 – Scots on the Western Front • British army in 1914 • Recruitment and Scottish Pals Battalions • Trench Warfare • Battle of Loos 1915 • Battle of the Somme 1916 • Battle of Arras 1917 • Leadership of Douglas Haig Remember you must try to include specific examples about Scottish regiments/battalions.
Section 3 – The Home Front • Anti-war opinion • Conscription and conscientious objectors • Role of women – work, dilution, rent strikes and the vote • DORA • Commemoration and Remembrance
Section 4 – The Scottish Economy • Shipbuilding • Fishing • Jute • Coal and Steel • Farming and rationing • Land issue • Emigration
Section 5 – Scottish Politics • Decline of the Liberals • Rise of the Labour Party • Red Clydeside – 1915 Dilution/Rent Strikes and 1919 Battle of George Square • Growth in support for the Conservatives (Unionists) • Early Nationalist Feeling – NPS.
Type One – How useful is Source A as evidence of………..? • In this question you are being asked to judge how good the source is as a piece of historical evidence. • The question is worth 5 marks Origin and Purpose 2 marks Source Content 2 marks Relevant recall 2 marks
When discussing the PROVENANCE of a source consider: Origin • Primary or secondary source. • The author – eyewitness, expert, historian Purpose • Provide an official account of events- thoroughly researched. • Justify an opinion or point of view or convince others. • Someone describing their experiences
Type Two – To what extent does Source A agree with Source B about…? • In this question you are being asked to compare two points of view overall and in detail. • The question is worth 5 marks Overall Comparison 2 marks Direct Comparisons 4 marks
Type Two – To what extent does Source A agree with Source B about…? • You must clearly explain in what ways the sources differ or agree with each other. It is acceptable to quote from the sources • You must then use your own detailed knowledge to support the evidence from the source. • There will always be FOUR points of comparison for you to find in the sources. • Always identify the sources you are using.
Type Three – How far does Source A give evidence of…? • In this question you are being asked to show how much you know about a particular issue. • The question is worth 10 marks Source Content 4 marks Relevant Recall 7 marks
Type Three – How far does Source A give evidence of…? • You must select relevant points from the source and then develop each point with relevant recall. • You must then bring in your own knowledge (recall) and discuss other relevant points that are not mentioned in the source. • End your answer with a short conclusion that answers the overall question.
Type Four – How fully does Source A explain…? • In this question you are being asked to show how much you know about a particular issue. • The question will cover a wide issue within the topic. • You would approach this question in exactly the same way as a Type Three – How far…? • The question is worth 10 marks Source Content 4 marks Relevant Recall 7 marks