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Me. Great game, it should be getting more love.

Nathan Drake is pretty damn awesome.

This.

Gonna play Uncharted 2 - looks to be like an amazing game.

Haven't even touched Ext History yet. Will do it later today (last minute cramming ftw).

^Yep. Also, the historians you use to compare/contrast with the extract historian's views indicate what judgement you make. So select appropriate ones, don't just try to cram a bunch of them together and hope for the best.

Personally I'd say drop all english extensions. They are all too 'englishy' and unless you really like the subject (like you would rather do that then say play your favourite sport or something) then they are mainly a waste of time. Too much effort which isn't worth the result. Economics uses...

Pretty good test all in all. A few crappy short answer/MC questions, but other than that, I liked it.

I did questions 25 (micro) and 27 (macro). Wrote around 8 for q 25 and 10 for 27. Good essay questions, in my opinion.

39/40 - came 1st. Pretty happy, as I put alot of effort into it.

I thought it was a good exam overall.

Definitely.

^Not exactly. Law reform is a result of continuity and change, but not the same thing. Continuity and change is how the law has changed, adapted and/or developed over time in response to changing views/values in society.

GWP, or Gross World Product is the sum of the total output of goods and services by all economies in the world during a specific time period. The global economy is the world economy. It includes all production, trade, finanical flows, investment, technology, labour and economic behaviour in...

WWI - filled in all the space provided + a bit over Russia - 14 pages Trotsky - 14 pages Cold War - 7 pages (hand was killing me by this point) :/ Overall not a bad test, liked the questions. Hoping to get a good mark.

Overall the exam itself was good, but I'm not too happy with how I went. WWI I liked, despite spending a bit too much time on it (43 minutes in all - did it in 30 during the trial), Russia was good - loved the totalitarinism question (though I did miss a few minor points), Trotsky - here's what...

1988 - May; Soviets begin to withdraw from Afghanistan. 1975 PS: Good luck to everyone doing Modern tomorrow!

No problem.

1942 - the start of the Battle of Stalingrad - the bloodiest battle in history, went from July 1942 to Feb 1943. 1948

It was Felix Dzherzinsky (the Cheka head of the time), though it is arguable that Stalinism 'developed' then. It certainly started to form, as Stalin's influence began to quietly spread, but Stalinism itself begins around 1927, when Trotsky and Zinoviev are kicked out of the Party.