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But beyond Russia as an option for national studies and if you looked at all the options and their questions, I would argue that this paper is definitely on the easier side as a whole. Even Power and Authority and their 15 marker was hella easy (granted that you studied).

Now that I am looking at the questions again, I am slightly confused as to why NESA decided to do a 2022 reincarnation but arguably, easier. I was honestly prepping for another 2021 modern exam

aight ladies and gentlemen, modern history is up: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/wcm/connect/e29c2cd5-a0cc-43eb-9a8f-9702b06a175a/2024-hsc-modern-history.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CACHEID=ROOTWORKSPACE-e29c2cd5-a0cc-43eb-9a8f-9702b06a175a-pb1qghN

Imagine for CRM if they added a purely Malcolm X question... Or for Indochina, "assess the implications of Dien Bien Phu"

IDK WHO U ARE TALKING ABT.

AH MY FELLOW HISTORY NERD (except that I just do Modern and Ext.), I think that as the person who is ranked first, the higher your marks are, the better the distribution of the marks I believe. That's because the HSC acts as a "mark distributor" in which the amount of marks you and your cohort...

I'm really sorry, I don't do visual arts. Closest was the AI photo for English adv. lol

Indeed... by visualising the art ;)

Always :-) The key is to make it simple and memorable treating your cases and by extension, LCMIDs like Lego bricks for your essays (where essays is like a vehicle or a building made up of said lego bricks).

I got you. Summarise it in 3 sentences. Sentence 1: Short description Sentence 2: This is what this case means Sentence 3: Link to the themes and challenges.

Oh yeah I saw that video out of interest (even though I don't do 4u). No advanced video hitherto

Interesting. Would love to see a HSC marker record his/herself going through the paper and talking through their working out and opinions. Idk, something that at least I would love to see.

Mr Ranke: What is history?

I know I don't do Russia as my National Studies but how the devil would you answer that? I mean Stalin's "socialism in one country and the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact could get you somewhere and something about the Comintern but in essence: "W H A T F O R E I G N P O L I C Y ?"

Tbh, I was expecting a communist victory question given that it wasn't at least, really asked in the retrospective HSC questions. I also feel like the Second Civil War can be an area where students may forget because well, that 4 year period from 1945-1949 happens soooo quickly. If you don't...

In many ways, yes. 2021 I feel as though it was skewed to a particular topic. This paper by contrast is more "balanced"

You must forgive my lack of awareness on the internet

Oh sorry. I was told it got leaked by at least 10 people.