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i'm so locked into ancient rn i'm going to b cooked for modern!! yippee!!

based on what they haven't asked in a while: efforts of Martin Luther King to achieve change for African Americans opposition to the civil rights movement: the Ku Klux Klan, the White Citizens’Council Montgomery Bus Boycott 1955-1956 Freedom Rides 1961 March on Washington 1963 the nature of...

same w impact on civilians in vietnam.... plsplspls

w 2 solid paragraphs should be okay

thank you!!

this is how it feels every time i open the 2024 hsc chat

of the ones i did and can speak on personally: maths advanced - yes chem - yes, especially quantitative chemistry/stoichiometry; you'll need to recall a fair bit of your y11 stuff in order to fully understand the y12 content but you won't be assessed on it in the hsc. sometimes they do ask...

i think it's best to split up the impacts so your individual lines of arguments are more clear

yeah this is what i'm thinking, but i'm not sure how they would ask a question about the creation of the USSR. something like - To what extent did the creation of the USSR align with Bolshevik ideology? - To what extent did the creation of the USSR consolidate Bolshevik power? maybe? i'm not...

political, economic, social/cultural, human/environmental impacts!

not directly because those are part of the survey section, but it does relate to the impact of the Bolshevik consolidation of power

oh no!!! i hope you’re doing better soon and can get some time to rest between exams :(

hi!! i realise this is from a little while ago but i just stumbled across it and i also do xerxes for personalities in their times so i thought i’d answer in case you still wanted some insight! as my school taught it, legacy refers to both material legacy and historical legacy: material...

on god… both my historical periods assessment task and trial question asked about this it’s practically drilled into my brain

oh this is great thank you!! i can definitely see them asking something about the impact of the persian wars

yeah general procedure is to tell the presiding officer that you’re sick, ask your school for an illness/misadventure form and then submit that with a doctor’s certificate — you’ll either get a moderated mark based on your trial exams, or your hsc exam mark (whichever is higher) as for doing...

i’ve noticed this as well but unfortunately i don’t trust nesa not to throw us a curveball and give 2 athenian empire questions, especially considering all the syllabus dot points they could potentially ask something for. historically most students also answer the persian wars questions so i...

oh no! good that you caught it before the hsc exams though

idk if anyone else does ancient history but the historiography aspect always trips me up for revision because they’re integral to ancient but negligible for modern 😭

it’s not really necessary, historiography isn’t on the marking guidelines for modern history & i asked my teacher (who’s an hsc marker) about it and she agreed you don’t need them to do well in the hsc, but it also doesn’t hurt to know the historiography of your topic because that can inform and...