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yes you can use the ones you said.

hmmm cem do you happen to know a warren stanley? he's a judge and a senior marker i think

usu. sleep at 10 or 10:30 so that's like 5 a half to 6 hours.... I'll sleep at 8 the night before the exams. :)

yes... it's all very speculative like lazarus said... because aligning is determined by the difficulty of the test...

hmmm anna what school do you go to?

4am to 10-12pm... with breaks in between of course

70:30 is too huge an emphasis on core... it doesn't demonstrate your ability to show that history and memory affects more then just your core - also doesn't allow for indepth analysis for your related texts. i think 60:40 is better

senior hsc marker i think his name was M storch. i distinctly remember him having glasses.

hey i was wondering if any of you were there and can confirm the lecturer's idea that the core is the most important because it is used to moderate sections II, III, IV.

LOL anna is there anything you don't know :p

notice how it's catholic 2005?

They tend to ask questions containing the key features and issues so im guessing it would more likely to be a question regarding nazism in power where then you have to understand that nazism in power contains hitler's role in the state. but that's just me

nope he actually abdicated because of civil unrest esp. in Bavaria due to the Kiel Mutiny

hmm... have to change part of my answer now that i look back to the textbook where bold is what i've changed: edit: when you become a republic... the monarch effectively becomes a constitutional monarchy which has no power... but it's still recognised as a head of state - like england today...

technically he didn't from what i know, being both president and chancellor would require him to change the constitution which would require 2/3 of the voter to pass... which he eventually coerced the remaining SPD to do. edit: from what cem says im probably wrong

sorry kelly but the enabling act was the legitimised version of abolishing democracy whereby the government could pass laws for the next 4 yrs regardless of whether the reichstag refused or not - It was just an expansion on the emergency decree of feburary 1933. it was essentially a change to...

+1 ^

lol funnily enough i thought the cssa question for that one wasn't too bad. It's just a matter of thinking when you see characters interact - what does that relationship show? I mean thematically or in terms of literary aesthetics e.g. shakespeare's skillful use of characterisation makes hamlet...

lol hey anna are you memorising essays or you just going in with a bunch of ideas for paper 1 and 2?

wow 15/15....well guess i heard wrong that bonny students bombed out in their adv. eng trial