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AQA The Making of Modern Britain, 1951-2007 HIS3M
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Hey, is anyone doing this exam and has some revision notes/essay plans/ essay examples.
Would be a big help
Also what questions do you think will come up?
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Would be a big help
Also what questions do you think will come up?
hate this exam
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New labour question , possibly something on the very early stuff like conservative dominance from 1951/ post-war consensus. Maybe social for synoptic?
Me too! Need to get an A on it for an overall A not going to happen
Me too! Need to get an A on it for an overall A
not going to happen
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Oh good luck! I really do hope conservative dominance in the 1951 comes up and I'll kiss the paper if Thatcher comes up, not too sure about New Labour still need to go over it.
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Same to you! yeah I think that is a decent and straight forward question. Not too sure about thatcher because it was on June 2012 paper and it always alternates between her and new labour. Unless they double bluff us!
yeah I think that is a decent and straight forward question. Not too sure about thatcher because it was on June 2012 paper and it always alternates between her and new labour. Unless they double bluff us!
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Are you sure? I remember Thatcher coming up in June 2011, but in the June 2012 paper it was something about conservative decline from 1997-2007
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http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects...M-QP-JUN12.PDF
this is June 2012 paper, it is conservative decline question but it asks about Thatcher legacy specifically so I'm not too sure :/
this is June 2012 paper, it is conservative decline question but it asks about Thatcher legacy specifically so I'm not too sure :/
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http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects...M-QP-JUN12.PDF
this is the June 2012 paper, it does have conservative decline but it specifically mentions Thatcher's legacy
this is the June 2012 paper, it does have conservative decline but it specifically mentions Thatcher's legacy
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My teacher thinks definitely post war consensus. Any ideas what else? There has not been much on the 50s or 70s
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I don't think New Labour as wasn't it the year before last and it would been a big part of the Thatcher legacy question last year
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That's what I'm thinking, but still no harm in going over it. But what kind of post war-consensus question do you think will come up? Something to do with Cons power from 51-64?
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Hmm I'm not sure actually and my teacher said a post-war consensus synoptic question over the whole period. How many historian quotes are we meant to be using?
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(Original post by kmackenzz)
Hmm I'm not sure actually and my teacher said a post-war consensus synoptic question over the whole period. How many historian quotes are we meant to be using?
Hmm I'm not sure actually and my teacher said a post-war consensus synoptic question over the whole period. How many historian quotes are we meant to be using?
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(Original post by kmackenzz)
Hmm I'm not sure actually and my teacher said a post-war consensus synoptic question over the whole period. How many historian quotes are we meant to be using?
Hmm I'm not sure actually and my teacher said a post-war consensus synoptic question over the whole period. How many historian quotes are we meant to be using?
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(Original post by Lalison94)
My teacher gave me A*/A essay examples and some of those didn't even have historian quotes in! But the majority only had a few well placed ones
My teacher gave me A*/A essay examples and some of those didn't even have historian quotes in! But the majority only had a few well placed ones
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(Original post by vanessap)
Could you please share some of these sample essays?
Could you please share some of these sample essays?
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