Mocks Flashcards
What should you do at the start of the exam?
Put paper 2 (Elizabethan England)
On the floor
What is the first thing you do on paper 1 and how do you structure it?
Go to the back to do the 16 marker (factors essay) * spend 20 mins *
You should focus on the tail of the Q
P1- factor 1 (pick the most important factor for the Q)
P2- factor 2
P2- factor 3
P4- conclusion (write about the most important factor)
Factors to pick from- Individual, Religion, Technology, war, government
That are the other questions on paper 1?
(Medicine)
Q1. How useful
P1- content (picture)
P2- provenance (bg info)
Q2- Significance
P1- importance and the time
P2- importance over time
Q3- Explain 2 ways
P1- give one way + evidence
P2- give a second way + evidence
What are the questions on paper 2? (Eliz)
Q1. How convincing
(Only talk about the content)
3 points + use your own knowledge
Q2- Explain what was important about…
Q3- Write an account
Write about 2 consequences
- each question is 8 marks, spend 10 min on each*
Main things to remember for the history exam?
• Put paper 2 on the floor at the start
• Be clear with the points your making
•Don’t waffle
•Keep linking to the question
What was the Beveridge report?
1941- report by William Beveridge stating what British people wanted to see after the war. He declared that there were 5 giants on the road to reconstruction:
Want
Disease
Ignorance
Squalor
Idleness
Give examples of Catholic threats (in order)
Northern Rebellion (1569)
Ridolfi Plot (1571)
Throckmorton Plot (1583)
Babington Plot (1586)
Spanish Armada (1588)
What weee the consequences of Drake’s circumnavigation and voyages?
• He claimed new lands for England
• His actions weakened Spain and reduced the catholic threat
• He was knighted my the queen
• He brought back jewels worth £140,000
How does Eliz use the theatre?
The uses it to her advantage in 1570 by beginning to stop spreading catholic views and as propaganda to show good over evil.
