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AQA HIS2S Liberal Democracies: Power to the People? - Wed 20th May

HecTic_H

Anyone doing this exam?
Ancient Greece, France 18th century, American Revolution & Britain 1800-1832?

Reply 1

Saffron_G

Original post by HecTic_H

Anyone doing this exam?
Ancient Greece, France 18th century, American Revolution & Britain 1800-1832?

I am

do you have any predictions?

Reply 2

neriine

I'm doing it too :smile:

Loving the lack of textbook right now

Reply 3

HecTic_H

Original post by Saffron_G

I am

do you have any predictions?

Original post by neriine

I'm doing it too :smile:

Loving the lack of textbook right now

In all honesty I find it ridiculously difficult lol :frown:

There's not enough around on it to revise from and my notes certainly aren't good enough either.

Reply 4

Saffron_G

Original post by HecTic_H

In all honesty I find it ridiculously difficult lol :frown:

There's not enough around on it to revise from and my notes certainly aren't good enough either.

Everyone in my class including myself is struggling with it, so you're not alone ahah. The exam is tomorrow and I'm yet to go over Britain and France...

Reply 5

HecTic_H

Original post by Saffron_G

Everyone in my class including myself is struggling with it, so you're not alone ahah. The exam is tomorrow and I'm yet to go over Britain and France...

I've done the bare minimum on all 3 to scrape a pass.
I have no idea on what I'm SUPPOSED to know :frown:

Reply 6

neriine

Original post by HecTic_H

I've done the bare minimum on all 3 to scrape a pass.
I have no idea on what I'm SUPPOSED to know :frown:

Same ; n ; my first history exam was Britain 1483-1529 and most of the questions on that had already been asked so i've printed off all the available past paper mark schemes and am praying this is a trend that will continue!