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i def brought my school cohort down with this exam
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I did it and I really should have done the Bolshevik onedid anyone do the 2nd russia question about the growth of the communist party through his political transformation?? i had no idea how to answer that
Yes I did option B! I can't really remember the exact question cause I answered Russia near the start of the exam but basically I said that the growth of the Communist Party meant Stalin had complete and undeniable control to carry out the political transformation because he curated the party so it was comprised of his alliances and people who supported him (Lenin Enrollment for example). & that allowed him to pass stuff like the Kirov Decrees because the Politburo was willing to support him, thus he could away with all of his draconian measures in his political transformation.did anyone do the 2nd russia question about the growth of the communist party through his political transformation?? i had no idea how to answer that
same im estimating a max 10/25 marks mb even lowerbro i fucked up apartheid i literally forgot everything so i was literally just waffling trying to remember everything AND I STARTED AT 30 MINUTES LEFT so i did the first question (poorly) then started the 2nd question but then started the 3rd question and then tried speedrunning the rest of mandela in like 3 minutes and didnt finish
my teacher said to do at least 6 pages and aim for on avg 8 pgs for a whole essayhow many pages is a lot for each section do y'all think
Those are all the things I would've mentioned if I did that question, looks good to me!!This was the way I answered Russia Q A
What parts were in line with ideology going through the timeline of economic policy
- War Communism (ideology)
- NEP (Not ideologically driven, pragmatic, ideology)
- Industrialisation (Ideologygiven that it was based off implementing rapid economic growth and enlarging the urban proletariat)
- Creation of state-run economy/GOSPLAN (Ideologyallows Stalin to micromanage to create the perfect Bolshevik economy)
- Collectivisation (Ideology, colonisation of the countryside by the urban proletariat, forcing bolshevik ideology onto the farmers)
- Five Year Plans (Half-half, achieves ideological aim of industrialisation and turning around the backwards economy, however inequal and loss of production does not align with Bolshevik ideology)
Thats essentially the argument I made, with a conclusion overall agreeing with the statement made
I included the source in my paragraph about political factors. I talked about negotiations between ANC and de Klerk's NP (cos the quote is by de klerk).stop i also did that for the 8 marker i just added at the end how international response prompted more active movement within south africa so hopefully that'll suffice
but yeah everyone else seems to hv talked specifically ab national resistance
i didnt actually prepare for security forces so just talked ab how ppl were forcefully relocated to bantustans and how police forces? would ensure everyone had reference books on them or they would use violence to punish (dunno if that was correct)
for 12 marker i didnt finish but said something along the lines of economical + social deterioration led to formation of democracy?
dyk how we were supposed to include the source tho
this is what i did as wellThis was the way I answered Russia Q A
What parts were in line with ideology going through the timeline of economic policy
- War Communism (ideology)
- NEP (Not ideologically driven, pragmatic, ideology)
- Industrialisation (Ideologygiven that it was based off implementing rapid economic growth and enlarging the urban proletariat)
- Creation of state-run economy/GOSPLAN (Ideologyallows Stalin to micromanage to create the perfect Bolshevik economy)
- Collectivisation (Ideology, colonisation of the countryside by the urban proletariat, forcing bolshevik ideology onto the farmers)
- Five Year Plans (Half-half, achieves ideological aim of industrialisation and turning around the backwards economy, however inequal and loss of production does not align with Bolshevik ideology)
Thats essentially the argument I made, with a conclusion overall agreeing with the statement made
yeah i did something similar to this (lowkey with less detail though). my overarching idea was that the growth of the party not only in numbers (giving stalin more power), but also its expansion into every area of life in russia is what allowed him to carry out the political transformation. my first paragraph was about how stalin curated the party, using his power to grow the party significantly and creating a one-party state where basically everyone was subscribed to his ideology. then my second paragraph i tried to link in social cultural, and talked about how it was his massive party and the power that came from it that allowed him to shape social/cultural life THROUGH political means (the Great Retreat) ANDDD to shift social/cultural life in favour of the party (censorship/propaganda). then my third paragraph was just on the show trials/threat of the gulags, so like the manipulation of the political system which he was able to do because of the growth of the party.Yes I did option B! I can't really remember the exact question cause I answered Russia near the start of the exam but basically I said that the growth of the Communist Party meant Stalin had complete and undeniable control to carry out the political transformation because he curated the party so it was comprised of his alliances and people who supported him (Lenin Enrollment for example). & that allowed him to pass stuff like the Kirov Decrees because the Politburo was willing to support him, thus he could away with all of his draconian measures in his political transformation.
YAYYYY I'm glad we had similar ideas that means we must have been on the right track!! That sounds really good!!!! I had a similar format too!! This is vaguely how I set it out although I kinda already forgot the question so this is from memory:yeah i did something similar to this (lowkey with less detail though). my overarching idea was that the growth of the party not only in numbers (giving stalin more power), but also its expansion into every area of life in russia is what allowed him to carry out the political transformation. my first paragraph was about how stalin curated the party, using his power to grow the party significantly and creating a one-party state where basically everyone was subscribed to his ideology. then my second paragraph i tried to link in social cultural, and talked about how it was his massive party and the power that came from it that allowed him to shape social/cultural life THROUGH political means (the Great Retreat) ANDDD to shift social/cultural life in favour of the party (censorship/propaganda). then my third paragraph was just on the show trials/threat of the gulags, so like the manipulation of the political system which he was able to do because of the growth of the party.
didn't really have as many specifics as you did because i lowk forgot it all (also that first paragraph was pulled out of my ass because i've never written about it before so i was a bit general) but i think we had a sorttt of similar overall approach. but yeah that's how i did it personally for anyone else wondering
Yeah I did that one I sort of interpreted it as Stalin didn't care about the growth of the party in terms of membership but it was more the growth of party power and control which allowed his political transformation. My intro was literally me brainstorming ideas until I made up a thesisdid anyone do the 2nd russia question about the growth of the communist party through his political transformation?? i had no idea how to answer that
ok so it was just a bad question. i def shouldve studied that but that's alrightYeah that was very narrow there basically was only one answer which was the national association for the advancement of coloured people (NAACP). They organised the whole thing and picked out the Little Rock Nine etc
YES! this is what I did, but then bought in other factors like terror and rep + propaganda + leninist maipulation stuffYes I did option B! I can't really remember the exact question cause I answered Russia near the start of the exam but basically I said that the growth of the Communist Party meant Stalin had complete and undeniable control to carry out the political transformation because he curated the party so it was comprised of his alliances and people who supported him (Lenin Enrollment for example). & that allowed him to pass stuff like the Kirov Decrees because the Politburo was willing to support him, thus he could away with all of his draconian measures in his political transformation.
I did Russia and Pacific honestly the questions were pretty good I chose the growth of the party question for Russia and Japanese advance for Pacific. Overall pretty happy with my answersGuys if anyone did the following topics what were the questions and how did u find them
Russia/Japan
Pacific
Nuclear Age
I talked about the 1936 constitution, centralisation of power into the Supreme Soviet, (bp1) bureaucratisation of the party, (bp2) growth of the NKVD and instruments of terror (bp3) and the replacement of old Bolsheviks with apparatchiks (bp4)YES! this is what I did, but then bought in other factors like terror and rep + propaganda + leninist maipulation stuff
I talked about how the NAACP supported the Brown v Board of Education decision which subsequently desegregated schoolsYeah that was very narrow there basically was only one answer which was the national association for the advancement of coloured people (NAACP). They organised the whole thing and picked out the Little Rock Nine etc
