Structure Flashcards

(18 cards)

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Q1 Germany (4)
How are interpretations different

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Explain how content of sources differ
Use content of both sources
Identify 2 points from content and support each with a short explanation and a quote
Use good language- key words
No own knowledge

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Q2 Germany (4)
Why are interpretations different

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Suggest differences using provenance
Identify why they may have been different, think of purpose of source and place they were made
Avoid restating content

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Q3 Germany (8)
Which interpretation is most convincing

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Own knowledge
No provenance
2/3 well developed points
Judgement conclusion
Focus on what’s there
Short intro

P1 what you learn, evidence and short summary
P2 what you learn, evidence and short summary
Conclusion

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Q4 Germany (4)
Describe 2

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Identify 2 problems, support with factual detail
Start- ‘One problem was’

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Q5 Germany (8)
In what ways/explain the impact

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Explain 2 factors with judgement sentences
Use extended reasoning and knowledge
Show sequencing and connections
Show how people were affected in different ways
Conclusion, impact of changes

Short term/long term impact
Economic, political, social, military impact
Impact on different groups

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Q6 Germany (12)
Which is more important

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Use knowledge
Develop explanation by showing how factors link
Conclusion

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Q1 Cold war (4)
Source, explain how you know

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Content, factual knowledge and provenance
2 points, how and why
1) how details from source prove point
2) why does the source show cooperation

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Q2 Cold War (12)
Source usefulness

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Content, provenance context
Analyse each source and make a
judgement
Show how they’re useful rather than using limitations

P1 How content makes it useful and use quotes. Analyse quotes used show how they prove it. Use own knowledge. Consider provenance, don’t say bias
P2 How content makes it useful and use quotes. Analyse quotes used show how they prove it. Use own knowledge. Consider provenance, don’t say bias
Conclusion- show how sources are useful together, maybe talk about how the sources are useful for different things

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Q3 Cold War (8)
Write an account

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Chronology
Range of accurate/detailed factual knowledge
1st paragraph on sequence of events in the event
2nd paragraph how the event became an international crisis (bigger picture)
Conclusion- what the event tells us at a local and international level

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Q4 Cold War (16)
How far do you agree

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Explain given factor showing extent
Identify additional 2/3 points
Sustained judgement
SPaG
Be coherent
Show a connection between each point provided (conclusion)

Intro
Given reason
Alternative reason
2nd Alternative reason
Conclusion

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Q1 Medicine (8)
Source usefulness

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Only 1 source
Content provenance context
Don’t challenge q
OWN KNOWLEDGE

P1- Content, quotes, relevant OK, mini conclusion
P2- Provenance, developed, mini conclusion
Judgement sentences, comment on ONE limitation

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Q2 Medicine (8)
Significance

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P1- short term
P2- long term
Judgement sentences

Significant for who
2 factors of significance
Relate it to Britain

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Q3 Medicine (8)
Compare similarities

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Reference both events, link together under 2 common themes of how they’re similar
2 paragraphs with sentence of judgement at end

P1- One similarity with factual information and explain how they’re similar
P2- Another similarity with factual information and explain how they’re similar
Judgement sentences

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Q4 Medicine (16)
Factors essay

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War, superstition and religion, chance and luck, government, communication, science and technology, role of individual

Impact, sustained judgement, refer to examples across time period (aim to have 3, medieval, renaissance and modern)

Intro
Main factor
Alternative factor
Alternative factor 2
Conclusion

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Q1 Elizabeth (8)
Convincing interpretation

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Stick to a view
Use OK
2 major points explaining why source is convincing using contextual knowledge and a conclusion

P1- aspect of interpretation that’s convincing, summarise interpretation in own words, consider what about Elizabeth matches interpretation and how it makes it convincing
P2- aspect of interpretation that’s convincing, summarise interpretation in own words, consider what about Elizabeth matches interpretation and how it makes it convincing
Conclusion, why is it convincing and what’s right

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Q2 Elizabeth (8)
Explain

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Impact/consequences on England
2 well developed paragraphs and conclusion
Significance through time- impact

P1- short term impact
P2- long term impact, even now
Make sure they link with q
Judgement- few sentences on impact

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Q3 Elizabeth (8)
Write an account

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Range of accurate/detailed factual knowledge needed

P1- event itself
P2- bigger picture how it affected Elizabethan England
Conclusion- highlighting significance on England

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Q4 (16)
Historical site

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Introduction
Main factor
Second factor
Third factor
Conclusion

Factual detail, structure and consistent or sustained explanation/argument key