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Hi don't suppose anyone could check if my source question for Russian history A level is good?
If you can spare the time, just let me know and I'll send it to you
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If you can spare the time, just let me know and I'll send it to you
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I'll have a look for you if you want. I did a-level history and we did do a bit on Russia. Ours was rulers from 1881-1964. Can't quite remember the exact dates but it was from Alexander III until Khrushchev.
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(Original post by JustACoincidence)
I'll have a look for you if you want. I did a-level history and we did do a bit on Russia. Ours was rulers from 1881-1964. Can't quite remember the exact dates but it was from Alexander III until Khrushchev.
I'll have a look for you if you want. I did a-level history and we did do a bit on Russia. Ours was rulers from 1881-1964. Can't quite remember the exact dates but it was from Alexander III until Khrushchev.
I really need help in how to do them. Do you have any tips? Or can you just help me in general ahhh 😦😩
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Which exam board are you doing? The main advice I'd give be is to keep refering directly back to the question in the wording of the question It's not an English exam so it doesn't matter how often you repeat those words, just make sure that every single bit of analysis relates back somehow to the question!
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(Original post by redmeercat)
Which exam board are you doing? The main advice I'd give be is to keep refering directly back to the question in the wording of the question It's not an English exam so it doesn't matter how often you repeat those words, just make sure that every single bit of analysis relates back somehow to the question!
Which exam board are you doing? The main advice I'd give be is to keep refering directly back to the question in the wording of the question It's not an English exam so it doesn't matter how often you repeat those words, just make sure that every single bit of analysis relates back somehow to the question!
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(Original post by StardustFalls)
Thanks, think i just got unnecessarily stressed 😅
Thanks, think i just got unnecessarily stressed 😅
but history papers are all about exam technique, and that's something you can improve relatively painlessly by finding a structure that works for you and the mark scheme, and doing a lot of practice
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Easily done but history papers are all about exam technique, and that's something you can improve relatively painlessly by finding a structure that works for you and the mark scheme, and doing a lot of practice
Easily done
but history papers are all about exam technique, and that's something you can improve relatively painlessly by finding a structure that works for you and the mark scheme, and doing a lot of practice
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(Original post by redmeercat)
It depends on which exam board - I did OCR, so that's all I have. But generally a PEE repeating structure which referencing the question tightly (a repeats multiple times per paragraph) should work well enough, depending on the marking criteria. Perhaps ask your teacher for an exemplar with a good structure that you can translate into your own essays?
It depends on which exam board - I did OCR, so that's all I have. But generally a PEE repeating structure which referencing the question tightly (a repeats multiple times per paragraph) should work well enough, depending on the marking criteria. Perhaps ask your teacher for an exemplar with a good structure that you can translate into your own essays?
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