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Unit 2 Exam; 20th Century Depth Studies. Question A in Section A is a 4 mark question. Part A; Answer questions on You need to ANALYSE a source. EITHER: Tsardom to Communism 1914-24 Say what you can WORK OUT. Try not to simply repeat what it says but DO use a QUOTE! OR: Roaring 20s, USA Give an INFERENCE (read between the lines!) Part B; Answer questions on Hitler’s Germany Race Relations Question A in Section B is a source based question. You must DESCRIBE events using the SOURCE and your OWN KNOWLEDGE! Question B in Section A is a 6 mark question. You need to explain WHY an event happened. Give at least 2 reasons and explain them. Write no more than 3 reasons! Question B in Section B is a 12 mark essay question. Question C in Section A will be a 10 mark question and will ask you to say ‘How Useful’ a source is. It will give a statement and ask ‘Do you agree?’ Remember your Controlled Assessment! You MUST AGREE & DISAGREE with the statement and give EVIDENCE for BOTH sides of your argument! Explain why based on ORIGIN (provenance, author, audience , purpose, timing. Could it be propaganda or is there a particular reason why the source says what it does?) Think: Useful/Not Useful Judgement = YOUR OPINION! Freedom Marches & Washington March Mexico Olympics Freedom Rides Montgomery Bus Boycott There is NO right or wrong, just EXPLAIN what you think and what facts you have to support you! Little Rock Central High School DO NOT waste time rewriting the question in your own words! Just get on with the answer! Rise of Black Power Movement For 10 or 12 mark questions, give a JUDGEMENT at the START of your answer then refer to it again in the CONCLUSION! Brown vs Topeka Education Board Own Knowledge = what do you know from class? Civil Rights Events of the 1960s: Names/Dates/Events/ Consequences/Causes etc. Anything that the source does not say! Civil Rights Events of the 1950s: Hitler’s Germany Reichstag - The name of the German parliament. It was burned down in Feb 1933. National Socialist German Worker’s Party - NSDAP, Nazi Party Weimar Government - The government who ruled Germany during the 1920s SA - Sturm Abteilung; Hitler’s ‘brownshirts’ who terrorised enemies of the Nazis SS - Schutz Staffel; Hitler’s personal bodyguard/secret police Gestapo - Nazi Secret Police Nuremberg Laws - Laws which limited the freedoms and civil rights of Jewish citizens in Germany Fuhrer - Leader, the name Hitler used for himself Concentration Camps - Prison camps set up during the 1930s and 1940s to detain political prisoners/ undesirables in Germany Roaring 20s USA Key Vocabulary Prohibition—from 1920-1933 the manufacture, sale and transportation of alcohol was banned Great Depression—the largest economic downturn started with the Wall Street Crash when businesses lost money and unemployment rose. (Credit Crunch) Democrats & Republicans—the two main political parties in the USA Isolationism—The USA’s policy to stay out of world-wide affairs after WWI Senate & Congress—Parts of US government Successes of the Bolsheviks Lenin gained support from the people by: Attempting to end WWI and bringing peace to Russia Confiscated land from the nobility and gave it to the peasants Introduced an 8 hour working day for industry Allowed local soviets to control the factories Allowed parts of the Russian empire to govern themselves Clever use of propaganda
