TSR History forum "who are you?" thread
History and archaeology discussion, revision, exam and homework help.
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- Location: UK
Xanthe
AS and A2 level History in one year
OCR
Options: Unit 1: Document Studies (Nazi Germany), Unit 2 English History (British History), Unit 3: International Relations, Unit 4: American Civil Rights, Unit 5: Coursework on the failure of the League of Nations (title I chose- not sure I've got Unit 4 and 5 the right way round), Unit 6: Cold War -
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Name: SammyC
Level: A2 (+2 AS re-sits)
Board: OCR
Options: France 1498-1610(Themes paper), Elizabeth I, 1558-1603 (Historical investigations paper), The Levellers in the English civil wars (independant investigation coursework). Re-sitting Martin Luther + the German reformation 1517-30 and England 1547-1603. -
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- Location: Guildford
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User Name: Vnvim
Level you are taking this year: GCSE
Board you are taking: Edexcel
Options you are taking: Rise and Fall of the Communist State (The SU: 1928 - 91), Super Power Relations: 1945 - 90, Nazi Germany: 1930 - 36, Conflict in Vietnam: 1963 - 75 -
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- Location: Hen wlad fy nhadau / Cambridge
Ummm...memememe
User Name: xx_ambellina_xx
Level you are taking this year: A2
Board you are taking: WJEC
Options you are taking:
Wales and England c. 1815 - 32 (Wales and England in 1815; post-war depression and popular protest; organised labour; 'liberal' Tory reforms 1822-30; the demand for electoral reform and the Reform Bill crisis 1830-32; the Reform Act and its shortcomings.)
Disraelian Conservatism 1846 - 1880 (The nature of the Conservative Party in 1846; Disraeli's Conservative Party; The 1867 Reform Act; The reforms of Disraeli's second ministry 1874-1880)
British Foreign Policy c. 1878-1914 (Consequences of the 1878 Congress of Berlin for British foreign policy; Splendid Isolation; Alliance and Ententes; The Origins of the First World War)
Politics and society c. 1880 - 1914 (Changing attitudes to social reform; growth of organised labour; trade unions and the rise of the Labour Party; Liberal reforms 1906-1914; The constitutional crises 1909-1911; the campaign for women's suffrage)
Political and electoral reform c. 1815 - 1914 (The post-1815 demand for reform; the Reform Act 1832, it's shortcomings and significance; implications of social and educational developments; the 1867 Reform Act; Ballot Act 1872; 1884-5 Reform Acts; The campaign for women's suffrage; the significance of the constitutional crises 1909-1911)
Nazi Consolidation of power 1933-34
Social, Racial and Religious policies of the Third Reich
German foreign policy and involvement in the Second World War.
The causes of the Holocaust 1933-45
Opposition to Nazi Germany 1933-45.
I could also feasibly answer stuff on South Africa, although I don't think this is an option anywhere ('tisn't for WJEC anyway), and any other aspect of Nazi Germany. -
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I did exactly that except The USA: A divided Union? 1941-80 instead of the communist option when I was doing GCSEs a loooooooooong time ago lol.(Original post by Vnvim)
User Name: Vnvim
Level you are taking this year: GCSE
Board you are taking: Edexcel
Options you are taking: Rise and Fall of the Communist State (The SU: 1928 - 91), Super Power Relations: 1945 - 90, Nazi Germany: 1930 - 36, Conflict in Vietnam: 1963 - 75 -
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- Location: Billingham/Durham
Name: Shaun
Level: A2
Exam Board:AQA
Options: Unit 4: Britain 1918-1951, Unit 5: Germany, Russia and the Soviet Union in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Happy to help out on the British topic, would love help on the German/Russian Topic... -
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- Location: Hong Kong
User Name: superchemical
Level you are taking this year: Just finished my AS exams
Board you are taking: Edexcel
(if known) options you are taking: Henry VII, The Rise of Italian Fascism, Roosevelt and the New Deal (seems like I'm the only one doing this for coursework)
