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Just wondering if anyone else is seating this exam...
If so, how are you feeling about it? Any predictions of what it might come up?
Just wondering if anyone else is seating this exam...
If so, how are you feeling about it? Any predictions of what it might come up?
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Hey there! I'm sitting this exam. Pretty worried tbh, I feel like these 'depth' units are more unpredictable. It could literally be on anything :/
Been revising loads though, finished up to Personal Rule earlier and planning to continue on to financial issues soon.
Been revising loads though, finished up to Personal Rule earlier and planning to continue on to financial issues soon.
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I'm sitting this exam too! there are so many specific bills and legislation we need to know
its confusing
its confusing
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(Original post by 10sriramans)
I'm sitting this exam too! there are so many specific bills and legislation we need to know its confusing
I'm sitting this exam too! there are so many specific bills and legislation we need to know
its confusing
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Anyone here got an idea of what types of question would come up? I have practiced a couple but am struggling to find any other kinds of question due to this being a new spec.
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(Original post by King Geedorah)
Anyone here got an idea of what types of question would come up? I have practiced a couple but am struggling to find any other kinds of question due to this being a new spec.
Anyone here got an idea of what types of question would come up? I have practiced a couple but am struggling to find any other kinds of question due to this being a new spec.
"The Grand Remonstrance was the result of the radicalism of Pym" Explain why you agree or disagree with this view.
"Charles I's demand for the Forced Loan of 1626 was purely a political measure" Explain why you agree or disagree with this view.
Was Parliamentary radicalism justified?
"Finance was the main reason for the breakdown in relations 1625-1629" How far do you agree.
"Parliament was more to blame than Charles I" How valid is this assessment of the causes of the deterioration in the relationship between Crown and Parliament in the years 1625 - 1629?
"The King was unsuccessful at managing the actions of his advisors" Explain why you agree or disagree with the following statement.
"Charles' reign was doomed from the start" Evaluate how accurate this statement is.
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(Original post by kaylee_khalifa)
I absolutely hated the first source though
I absolutely hated the first source though
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I know and I did that but I hated it bc it was written in March 1625 so I couldnt think of much to say as 'own knowledge'
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(Original post by James9078)
Which question did you do? 2 or 3?
Which question did you do? 2 or 3?
Talked about the grand remonstrance, ten propositions,. nineteen propositions, militia bill etc.
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(Original post by James9078)
I did that but minus the ten propositions and the root and branch debate.
I did that but minus the ten propositions and the root and branch debate.
Overall though, very nice paper. Our class also did a source question nearly identical to the one in the paper just a week ago, with Lucy Hutchinson as one of the authors and the Venetian ambassador as the other. Talk about coincidence :P
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