[OCR] AS History A Exam

Thanks!! I'll bear this in mind on Wednesday

Good Luck tomorrow man! I wish you the best of luck Message me to tell me how you found it!

BTW: Remember to talk about STRENGTHS and WEAKNESSES of sources in Qb! You may know that already but I felt like I should just say in case you forgot or something as it's very important in order to get into Level 1-3

Democracy and Dictatorship in Germany 1933-63 was better than expected!

Did you mention the word "unqulified" in the 70mark I focused on "success" and now im worried :/

Condition of England had an excellent question, sympathizing the grievances of the radicals rather than having to justify why the upper class believed things should remain the way things are.

I really hoped it was something on the radical movement,corn laws was my second favourite topic and there's always that one bastard that goes into another exam paper, just can't beat them.

I did Condition of England; I spent a good amount on qb but only had 15mins for Qa so I had to rush that at the end. I got Similarities but didn't do any differences as I only had one minute so I just concluded with my judgement...

I reckon with Q.b. I got AT LEAST 45 because I got 45/70 in a previous practice question that my teacher marked and this was defo better than that.

Will I get at least a B or A even though my Qa had NO differences? The Similarity section was fine, just no differences....

I finished with my judgement saying which source is better and why....

No I spoke about success, unqualified just meant that it was a complete success - really weirdly worded question but it was about success, yes

I'm so worried now that you've said that! What do you mean by justifying why the upper class etc? Are you talking about question a or b?


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I was only saying that, since there was no sources on the government/upper class. I could analysis the sources better because I can't empathize the upper classes so well since I'm from a working class family.

history to me is looking at the human condition from a societal point of view

Did anyone else find the Churchill question really harsh??

It wasn't that great to be honest. I hadn't really revised that aspect of the course in a lot of detail. So, I didn't really have that much contextual knowledge. In the end, I used some vague points coupled with cross-referencing. Hopefully that'll be enough. But, apparently the grade boundaries are quite low. 68, I think? So we should be fine...