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pretty much first one was impact on life second was ideology but linked to impact on life third was broad but also linked to impact on life

15 marker was fire bro

- Early advance (Phillippines, Singapore, dutch east indies, etc) - Strategy (2020 so less likely) - Civilians (slave labour, etc) - A-bomb/defeat/occupation (2019-20 again)

alright I'll look into it tysm :)

We learnt copper 2, Iron 2 and Iron 3

I've not done complex with lead or silver....... should I learn it

yeah but just like english you have to do like Shakespeare, film/play, poetry, prose etc surely they check it quickly at some point idk personally I wouldn't risk it

eh it's fun to know and good to show off for ion tests imo

I assume they'd check but idk

The 2019 HSC is pretty good tbh

Yeah I have one ready dw ;) NESA cannot fool me

Ultimately I think it's a safer bet to do 60% unless you have a solid thesis that you're comfortable with arguing or you've practiced doing so in past, like if you have a good argument with only one para on that specific event it's ok (IMO) but equally if you would rather get to the point and...

Oh damn I never do that, I usually do one paragraph on the qn (but that's because I make a strong thesis which I link to throughout, so I think it works... at least I get good marks...)

for my national study, they asked in 2022 and 2023 with the diff dot points so yes it is possible

essay plans, yes. essays, no.

It's just harder to do a nuanced argument for like occupation like "Whilst occupation was often initially seen as liberation from Allied colonial dominion, Japanese brutality overall detrimentally impacted civilians in SEA, as evidenced by the incidences of guerilla warfare, social issues, etc."...

Yeah I'm pretty confident in anything to do with the course of the conflict, so pearl harbour, early advance, turning points, allied strategy, a-bomb, and defeat, so praying that one of those comes up lmao Otherwise eh it is what it is

complexation? i love those bruh

same with occupation in terms of slave labour etc was alluded to in the 2019 q but not explicitly mandated