Predictions for Modern? (1 Viewer)

[hscccc]

cant tell u for sure, I'm gambling pretty hard myself, but most questions usually reference a dot point explicitly and they haven't done japanese advanced so I'd brush up on that and hope for the best lol

hope our gambles pay off

 

[Ngiunta11]

What are the chances we get a foreign policy question for Russia? What are everyone’s predictions for Indochina? Should I neglect studying Pol Pot and Tet Offensive?

 

[rev668]

Causes of war has already been asked a few years back - I doubt they’d ask that when they haven’t touched on other syllabus areas

what main stuff are you betting on for conflict in europe

 

[sofbik]

they literally asked about foreign policy last year theres no way. otherwise i may crash out in the exam room

 

[caliw35]

hope our gambles pay off

praying

 

[eamoolaa]

cant tell u for sure, I'm gambling pretty hard myself, but most questions usually reference a dot point explicitly and they haven't done japanese advanced so I'd brush up on that and hope for the best lol

by any chance do you have an essay plan for life under occupation?

 

[utopianimal]

could they ask this questions or nuremburg trials? '

 Civilians at war, including:
– social and economic effects of the war on civilians in Britain, Germany and the Soviet Union

– the nature and effects of the Holocaust in the Nazi-occupied territories
'

 

[rev668]

could they ask this questions or nuremburg trials? '

 Civilians at war, including:
– social and economic effects of the war on civilians in Britain, Germany and the Soviet Union

– the nature and effects of the Holocaust in the Nazi-occupied territories
'

 

[Harry_062]

could they ask this questions or nuremburg trials? '

 Civilians at war, including:
– social and economic effects of the war on civilians in Britain, Germany and the Soviet Union

– the nature and effects of the Holocaust in the Nazi-occupied territories
'

They’ve used those dot points already - although not in its entirety so it very much could be a possibility

 

[Harry_062]

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This is the realest thing I’ve ever seen

 

[rev668]

This is the realest thing I’ve ever seen

"the civilians were very sad and some died"

 

[utopianimal]

They’ve used those dot points already - although not in its entirety so it very much could be a possibility

yeah cos last yr they did life for germany and nazi occupied terrooties so they kinda mixed them up

 

[caliw35]

by any chance do you have an essay plan for life under occupation?

I don't have anything but just looking at it now, you could talk about 3ish countries under occupation (like thailand, burma, malaya, dutch east indies and vietnam) and then break down into collaboration, resistance or slave labour. you could also do it the other way, talk about collaboration, resistance and slave labour as paragraphs and then slot in all the countries as examples.

don't fully take my word tho as I'm still yet to figure out my approach lol. hope this helps?

 

[eamoolaa]

I don't have anything but just looking at it now, you could talk about 3ish countries under occupation (like thailand, burma, malaya, dutch east indies and vietnam) and then break down into collaboration, resistance or slave labour. you could also do it the other way, talk about collaboration, resistance and slave labour as paragraphs and then slot in all the countries as examples.

don't fully take my word tho as I'm still yet to figure out my approach lol. hope this helps?

yeah that's great thank you

 

[rev668]

to those doing apartheid, what do you look at // write for south african security forces? all i have is that the demarcations between police and soldiers were gone creating a combination of forces aimed at preventing riots and maintaining repressive laws -- is there any examples from the syllabus where they are present? (ie soweto uprising, sharpeville) or do i have to find new ideas? we barely looked at this in class ):

edit- maybe i should of posted this in the general 2024 hsc forum but people are active here too so whoops

i just did this if you want the rundown for other security forces

 

[eamoolaa]

I don't have anything but just looking at it now, you could talk about 3ish countries under occupation (like thailand, burma, malaya, dutch east indies and vietnam) and then break down into collaboration, resistance or slave labour. you could also do it the other way, talk about collaboration, resistance and slave labour as paragraphs and then slot in all the countries as examples.

don't fully take my word tho as I'm still yet to figure out my approach lol. hope this helps?

also I might be wrong but this dot point ties well into the one above, I feel like purely talking about collaboration, resistance and slave labour isn't enough and it might be worth it to discuss social,political and economic impacts as it is still about occupation of territory.

- this is also why I think that the question in 2019 hints on this because it is still about civilian life under occupation, regardless there's a high chance they ask it but just word it differently

 

[Willwarbrick123]

to those doing apartheid, what do you look at // write for south african security forces? all i have is that the demarcations between police and soldiers were gone creating a combination of forces aimed at preventing riots and maintaining repressive laws -- is there any examples from the syllabus where they are present? (ie soweto uprising, sharpeville) or do i have to find new ideas? we barely looked at this in class ):

edit- maybe i should of posted this in the general 2024 hsc forum but people are active here too so whoops

also say that the security forces occupied key government installations, for instance, the Sasol oil refinery that the MK were constantly trying to sabotage in the 80s

 

[redisdead]

I have a copy here is the source

"Black consciousness was the promotion of the view that South Africa was a black country on a black continent and that black leadership, interest and values had to be asserted and had to dominate.

Steve Biko: I write what I like"

Hope this helps, and good luck with tommorrow.

By the way is there any chance you have the source A of nazi impact on religion? Sorry if this is too much to ask

 

[Willwarbrick123]

does anyone have any good points for Stalin's 1936 constitution?

 

[chloee93i293]

do you guys think it will be on end of conflict like Russian counter-offensive and D-day?