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VCE Stuff => VCE Humanities => VCE Arts/Humanities/Health => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE History: Revolutions => Topic started by: one-two-five on November 11, 2008, 09:02:03 pm
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hi there. what is history Revolutions about??
is it interesting?
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I'm biased - but I gotta say, this is perhaps the best subject I've taken in my VCE...a lot of work, but it's definitely worth it, especially if you have a teacher who knows their stuff well. You study the causes of and the new societies that resulted from any two of (well, your teacher's choice): the Chinese, French, American and Russian Revolutions (one revolution per semester). The exam format's pretty challenging though, with 4 sections that each demand a different writing format.
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Best to ask us this when the exam is over - we have serious business to attend to !
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haha so true! not long to go now :|
but yeh its a very demanding subject (especially if you want to go well), but also very interesting and worthwhile
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SO SCREWED FOR REVS.
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Exactly. But if you want to find out about the course just read the study design.
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loved it during the year, great material etc....just sick of it now coz of all the revision
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loved it during the year, great material etc....just sick of it now coz of all the revision
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As a maths/science student Ive found it a really interesting break from the relative boredom of differentiation.
As a maths/science student I would not have done it if I wasn't in year 11 - its work.
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