Modern History Predictions/Thoughts (8 Viewers)

[pinkhippo99]

i thought they alr gave a q on staline's emergence as leader in 2019? would they still assess us on it since its been a long time?

yes they did in 2019. i feel like they woud since its been a while they might combine it with someonething else

 

[lazystudentzzz]

yes they did in 2019. i feel like they woud since its been a while they might combine it with someonething else

then that leaves only 4 dotpoints (if im correct):
- reasons for the emergence of Stalin as leader of the USSR by the late 1920s (ACHMH137)
- political transformation under Stalin: growth of the Party, use of terror, show trials, gulags, propaganda and censorship (ACHMH138, ACHMH139)
- the nature of Soviet foreign policy 1917–1941
- the role of ideology in Soviet foreign policy 1917–1941
for foreign policy tho they assessed on how successful it was in acheiving its aims in 2019 & 2024 so mb they wont do it

 

[Snoopy:)]

then that leaves only 4 dotpoints (if im correct):
- reasons for the emergence of Stalin as leader of the USSR by the late 1920s (ACHMH137)
- political transformation under Stalin: growth of the Party, use of terror, show trials, gulags, propaganda and censorship (ACHMH138, ACHMH139)
- the nature of Soviet foreign policy 1917–1941
- the role of ideology in Soviet foreign policy 1917–1941
for foreign policy tho they assessed on how successful it was in acheiving its aims in 2019 & 2024 so mb they wont do it

Haven't they done foreign policy for the past 2 years tho?

 

[lazystudentzzz]

Haven't they done foreign policy for the past 2 years tho?

2024: Evaluate the success of Soviet foreign policy in achieving its aims between 1928 and 1941.
so mb they wont assess it this yr

 

[pinkhippo99]

then that leaves only 4 dotpoints (if im correct):
- reasons for the emergence of Stalin as leader of the USSR by the late 1920s (ACHMH137)
- political transformation under Stalin: growth of the Party, use of terror, show trials, gulags, propaganda and censorship (ACHMH138, ACHMH139)
- the nature of Soviet foreign policy 1917–1941
- the role of ideology in Soviet foreign policy 1917–1941
for foreign policy tho they assessed on how successful it was in acheiving its aims in 2019 & 2024 so mb they wont do it

the two dot points for foreign policy basically come under the question (the nature of it) also 2023 Assess the role of competing visions in shaping Soviet foreign policy to 1941 would be role of ideology. i havent done anything for foreign policy like AT ALL.

 

[lazystudentzzz]

oh nvm i read ur question wrong
yeah they did it in 2019 and 2024 so im thinking they wont do it unless its focused on other aspects of foreign policy (eg. how did Bolshevik ideology shape Soveit foreign policy?)

 

[lazystudentzzz]

the two dot points for foreign policy basically come under the question (the nature of it) also 2023 Assess the role of competing visions in shaping Soviet foreign policy to 1941 would be role of ideology. i havent done anything for foreign policy like AT ALL.

ooh i forgot ab 2023
atp foreign policy def isnt going to be on our test yayy

 

[pinkhippo99]

oh nvm i read ur question wrong
yeah they did it in 2019 and 2024 so im thinking they wont do it unless its focused on other aspects of foreign policy (eg. how did Bolshevik ideology shape Soveit foreign policy?)

if they focus on other aspects of it....... cooked . political transformation of stalin is a really good one im hoping for that too

 

[lazystudentzzz]

if they focus on other aspects of it....... cooked . political transformation of stalin is a really good one im hoping for that too

dw they did foreign policy a lot so im guessing they wont do that but who knows its nesa!
pls political transformations pls pls

 

[Anonymouswolfie67]

Any CW predictions??????
/Most likely Q for Russia

 

[Anonymouswolfie67]

also apartheid or power and authority for 12 markers

 

[bob25]

any civil rights in usa predictions

 

[pinkhippo99]

any civil rights in usa predictions

im just going based off syllabus dot points that havent been asked individually- freedom rides, march on washington, social and political change. what are your thoughts? bc im just gonna study the more heavier content parts like significance of legislative change, attitudes of presidnets, mlk and malcom x, methods.

 

[Anonymouswolfie67]

ok surley there would be a Q about resembling totalitarianism

 

[lokhahachan]

how likely are they going to be asking about specific conflicts for the cold war?

 

[Anonymouswolfie67]

how likely are they going to be asking about specific conflicts for the cold war?

they like to do super random questions honestly gotta be across the whole CW

 

[pinkhippo99]

ok surley there would be a Q about resembling totalitarianism

is this for national study russia

 

[Anonymouswolfie67]

is this for national study russia

yep

 

[Snoopy:)]

how likely are they going to be asking about specific conflicts for the cold war?

If it's a dot point 2 question they could, but it would only be about Cuba, Prague Spring, or Berlin. And they can only ask about 2 in an essay Q

 

[lazystudentzzz]

ok surley there would be a Q about resembling totalitarianism

by that do u mean Stalin's totalitarianism??