VCE History: Revolutions Exam Discussion and Questions

[Joseph41]

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[K888]

Hope it all goes well everyone

Happy to answer any questions that you have after the exam!

[Sam M]

Here is my pre-exam prediction 
France: A question on Estates General
Russia: One on the role of Trotsky/Lenin in the October rev.

[Sam M]

Here is my pre-exam prediction 
France: A question on Estates General
Russia: One on the role of Trotsky/Lenin in the October rev.

Welp, I was very wrong.

[K888]

Welp, I was very wrong.

What was on it? How did it go?

Were you able to take the exam out with you? If so, would love to know what questions they asked

[khal.ae]

That was such an easy exam overall!!! Although, Russia section A was a bit thought provoking. Hope everyone does well though!

[khal.ae]

What was on it? How did it go?

Were you able to take the exam out with you? If so, would love to know what questions they asked

Russian section A asked Why the constituent assembly was resolved and the other question asked how the treaty of Brest Litovsk challenged the new regime

French section b had a question along the lines of "Privilege was an issue that outweighed all other factors to revolution", to what extent do you agree ?

[Sam M]

That was such an easy exam overall!!! Although, Russia section A was a bit thought provoking. Hope everyone does well though!

I definitely agree that Russia section A was a bit...interesting. I read the question and automatically went 'nope', and did section A on France.
What did you do besides Russia?

[danerainbird]

Russia section one was great! I loved having nationalities as a question (meant I had a reason to remember the details about Russification and whatnot 

[Sam M]

Russia section one was great! I loved having nationalities as a question (meant I had a reason to remember the details about Russification and whatnot 

:O really! Most people in my cohort did that question but said they found it difficult as it wasn't something we thought would come up as its own question (or at all).

[TheCommando]

Even though i reckon i probablty alright who ever wrote those questions deserves a left hook lol

[K888]

Even though i reckon i probablty alright who ever wrote those questions deserves a left hook lol

What was bad about them?

[TheCommando]

Here is my pre-exam prediction 
France: A question on Estates General
Russia: One on the role of Trotsky/Lenin in the October rev.

You are completley wrong
That exam was retarded asf
Didnt  even talk about aos2 russian (execpt consituitent assembly and treaty but then that section had NATIONAL MINORITIY GROUPS WTF) at all, didnt even mention war communism, kronsdadt uprisings, NEP, how the bolesheviks solidified their power or the civil war at all

[TheCommando]

That was such an easy exam overall!!! Although, Russia section A was a bit thought provoking. Hope everyone does well though!

How wasnt it ez
The womens right is hard although the French was ok just the internal divisions from 1793 that was challenging

[Confusedprincess]

I thought Section A Russia had really unexpected questions, was doable though. I thought Section B America had a really easy essay question on representative gov causing the revolution, but the questions on Valley Forge were also very unexpected. (Especially it being the focus of all three short answer questions!)