Unit 3 - The State and the People: Britain 1918-64 (HIS3J)

Just wondering if anyone thinks fascism and communism in the 1930s is possible?

does anyone know what sort of questions could come up on the national government?

Hopefully something to do with the economy and the wall street crash. Can't think of anything else really. They've already done 'MacDonald was better than Attlee' and MacDonald was part of the National Government so there's not much else to do!

I'm really hoping for Labour 45-51 and the EEC

how are people revising today? feels like i've gone over everything a million times!

I sent 3 essays for my teacher to mark and she's happy and I'm getting my mum to test me on all of my notes, I'm up to 1945 (for like the hundredth time). I'm really sick of Baldwin and Churchill by now though.

So hoping that appeasement and public opinion or something like that comes up!!

It would be great if Appeasement came up but I don't think it will because it doesn't really incorporate enough material to write a 45 mark answer on. At least, I don't think it does. Unless of course you can include how that maybe caused the war and how it tarnished Chamberlain's reputation.

Yeah I know Appeasement on its own couldn't stretch into 45 marks unfortunately! But I was maybe thinking a question on how public opinion shaped politics in the thirties maybe...

God knows what they're going to ask tomorrow!

Do you think public opinion did shape politics in the thirties? I'm not so sure.

The chances of appeasement and EEC coming up are very much nil, this is a British domestic paper focusing upon domestic issues, you have to be aware of the two issues in terms of Chamberlain and Macmillan failures. Otherwise, issues and policys such as the Abdication Crisis and General strike are likely to come up, with the GS less likely. My prediction is a Atlee 1945-1951 as it has only come up once, but it is the third year of the new spec, and a national government with Mcdonalds, Baldy and Chambermaid question, probarely successes and failures. If something like women's rights comes up, I will cry in the middle of the hall.