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Ok I thought I must be doing something wrong in that MC - cos I got a lot of D's and B's and a few A's here and there and no C's... It was ok, I wasn't sure about the doping one, it was either A or C...put C first, and then crossed it out, cos I thought that if you doped with a group V it...

The USA questions were one on race relations and the other was on how FDR's New Deal can only be seen as partially successful... I actually really liked that exam. I was so stressed out before hand, I always doubt my ability to actually know and remember everything - so before the exam I was...

Um Architecture @ UNSW has a 90 UAI cut-off (2005)...so maybe ur thinking Interior Architecture... As for me I'm looking into Architecture/Arts @ UNSW or Architecture at USYD

Apparently last year's avearage was 40% and that got aligned to 75%...

That exam was so freaking stupid... They skipped the entire exponential growth and decay and hardly any locus...and then shoved in not only superannuation but time repayments as well...how fair was that!? I hated q9...SHOCKING!! Throughout the whole exam I had this strange idea that we...

I thought the multiple choice was hard...the wording wasn't good in alot of them...but Q2 made me laugh so much...An ethical designer would (a) take a design, modify it slightly and say its new, (b) go to a country that doesn't have patent laws...how funny were they!!

Ok like 2 minutes extra and I would have finished my conclusion for Powerplay...funny though she kept leaving the room, so I could have finished it if I wanted to...but I didn't...I am not morally corrupt... I wrote 14+13+9 = 36 pages...and believe me...my hand wasn't happy...it took 45...

I thought it was good... Nearly cried when I saw THREE speeches...thought to myself hey they won't ask for 2 additional in Powerplay...wish for bluddy thinking... It could be possible that the reason they gave us 3 essays is that they balanced out the difficulty in making us do 3 of...

Section I: 7 Section II: 7 Section III: 14 Total: 28

very good...make sure you address an event, situation and personality...which it seems you have done...

I wrote 7+7+14 = 28 pages

I did 14ish...can't remember I was writing so damn fast...

1+1+2=4 :)

I wrote about 7 pages...yeah but lots of spacing

The Motorcycle Diaries - you could do his autobiographical journal entries in book form as well...

I agree with you 'myusername'...my teacher has been telling us that it could likely be total war/home front, because they haven't done that yet, and its the last year of the syllabus...so I'm hoping he's right...otherwise it might be on the League of Nations or the Treaty of Versailles...

He was reluctant to take a militaristic stance at the Bay of Pigs, and was reluctant to send advisors to Vietnam as well...so I'd say he was pretty much a dove

It only asks the student to know one crisis in depth...but I would think it wise to know 2, just in case one doesn't fit the time frame of the question. I was hoping that they might do a containment question this year, that would work well, because then you can bring in detente as a variation...

A chronological list of all the policies, events and summits etc, broken down into areas, like first phase of the Cold War, Detente, Second Cold War...