WJEC History: Germany in transition

Can some people help me with the technique and structure for the questions tomorrow. Preferably the 6, 8, 10 and 15 mark questions.

well for the 8 marker its always a how useful are these source questions i'll break down the structure to get the 7-8 mark band

Firstly start with a two line intro mentioning that both sources are useful to some extent ..
Then start with any source and mention it Content origin and purpose and how this affects its reliability the purpose may be to educate in one of them and to persuade in the other make sure you are aware of the bias and unbias sources. mention the date and its significance i.e source A was written along time after the events therefore this is more likey to be more reliable and useful and most importantly who wrote the source and what was their main intention?
do this for both sources and make sure to give an overall judgement on

I think for the 15 marker, you talk about one side and then the other

In a past paper i did, it asked, "Was the Depression the main reason for the Nazi rise to power in 1933?"

I talked about the Depression and how it exploited the weakness of the Weimar Republic and their coalition government.
On the other side, i talked about von Papen persuading Hindenberg to form the Nazi-Nationalist party. I then also talked about the Enabling Act and what that did.

But according to the mark scheme, you could've also talked about Hitler's character (he's a good orator), the use of the SA and how the Nazi party had weak opposition in the Reichstag - the German parliament

would you use an equal amount of points on both sides of the argument or would you make one point supporting the statement and then several against?

I think for the 15 marker, you talk about one side and then the other

In a past paper i did, it asked, "Was the Depression the main reason for the Nazi rise to power in 1933?"

I talked about the Depression and how it exploited the weakness of the Weimar Republic and their coalition government.
On the other side, i talked about von Papen persuading Hindenberg to form the Nazi-Nationalist party. I then also talked about the Enabling Act and what that did.

But according to the mark scheme, you could've also talked about Hitler's character (he's a good orator), the use of the SA and how the Nazi party had weak opposition in the Reichstag - the German parliament

Well, that's because Hitler became Chancellor before the Enabling Act was passed (he was Chancellor in January 1933, the Enabling Act was March 1933). So I don't think you could mention that!

Well, that's because Hitler became Chancellor before the Enabling Act was passed (he was Chancellor in January 1933, the Enabling Act was March 1933). So I don't think you could mention that!

Does anybody have any predictions for the 15 marker at the end?