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Okay. Thanks heaps for your help.

Ahh, okay. And I see what you mean, but isn't he tied up with all that Annales stuff?

By the way, what's your case study? JFK?

Okay, thanks. I think I might learn Karl Marx (since I already know a little on him) and maybe Carr and those other related ones.

What I do is make a point raised in the source and refer to it implicitly and then in the last sentence of the paragraph link it by saying something along the lines of 'XXXX, therefore, raises the point of XXXX that is discussed in the source by ____' I have a major problem in Section I. How...

Do you think I'll lose marks for mentioning that plays (comedies, farces, tragedies) occurred in the amphitheatre? I got so confused between the amphitheatre and the THEATRE, so I said it seated 5000 (whereas it actually seated 20 000) Anyway, guh.

I can't get over how convenient the New Kigdom Egypt question was. Akhenaten, which I did for a personality, was basically like repeating what I said in the other two sections for a third time.

lol, my friend said this: On Rove, it's like he gets the board director of NATO on the show and asks about their favourite breakfast cereal. It's so true.

For question 10, I don't see how it can be D. I put C, because if a law applies to everybody equally, then rich and poor people will be treated the same, and how is that just?

He's obviously being sarcastic.

Apparently the answer to 6 was C) Chancellor's Court

what did you guys get for multiple choice? My teacher did it and told me that I got Q 9 wrong (I guessed D out of B and D, but it was apparently B) Q 10 wrong (I put C but apparently it was D), Q 11 wrong (apparently it was A), and Q 14 wrong (apparently it was D). What answers did you have for...

yeah, I feel the same about criminal justice. I really hope there's a five or six mark question on the objectives of punishment - it's always so easy, since there are really only three things you can talk about (rehabilitation, deterrence, retribution and, one which I put in my trial, protection...

How do you think you guys will go in the multiple choice questions? I always find them to be so deceptive, in that I reckon they'll be easy, but there are always two completely right answers, or in my eyes anyway. The recommended time is 15 minutes, but do you guys manage to do them in under...

I find that legal studies extended response questions are always so similar. They're either on Law Reform, Justice achieved or the overall effectiveness of the issue. In my opinion, it'd be extremely easy to have prepared essays for legal studies.