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2 debates, 3-4 historians in detail and then supporting and conflicting quotes from other historians for each school of thought presented...

If your not sure, find out as much stuff you can before making your decision. You will hate ext if you're not interested in what you're doing.

Im a huge fan of history, and i do all five units. If i had a choice, I wouldnt do ext tho...its really not my thing. So when people say: "You will love this subject if you like history" dont necessarily base it just on that, its very different from all the stuff you do from 7-11. I cope with...

I've just come to studying for trials..and have realised that i have a very narrow resource base. It'll be enough for me to scrape through pretty ok, but i wouldnt mind having a bit more stuff ready for the HSC..anyone recommend any notes/works of particular interest? Also, how do you all go...

We've always been told that its going to be two areas of debate, and look at at least three historians in depth, then a few others as just supporting quotes etc. In terms of structure, thats something you've sorta got to work out depending on the quote you get...but you could look at it...

Cheers, that sounds awesome. Is there an address for this Internet Ancient History Source Book, or is it a Board of Studies publication?

SAM is a good way to make yourself feel really big-headed or really shit. But without the other thousands of marks from around the state, its pretty useless. You cant discredit its estimate, but dont rely on it. Same goes for any estimates...fact is we've still got 50% of each subject ahead of...

short-term money making scheme anyone?

If you're still doing it, i dunno if you are it was a fair while ago, try to find a guy called Ienaga (i think his first name is akira?), a Japanese historian who is vv good. In terms of the assessment itself, you should look at Japan's need for raw materials, which was the main reason for...

So yeah, just sat the Catholic Trial today...i dunno what others thought, but i got a question on the geographical extent of the persian empire when xerxes came to the throne --> so not ready for that. My question: for those of you doing Greece 540-399, whats your best source of information...

Neutral There's nothing wrong with performing an assessment which results in a neutral outcome. ie - if you were writing an essay on the Persian Wars, you could easily look at each battle, assessing the influence of Spartans/Athenians on those battles then come to a conclusion at the end of...

Not many schools seem to do this topic in comparison to others..Ive done notes that im pretty happy with, and theyre posted in the notes section, but if anyone has any they would like to send me so i can compile some even better ones, itd be much appreciated. Send to n_yarta@hotmail.com Cheers

thats crazy talk -- trials are the best way of finding your weaknesses...to not study for them is just a pointless exercise. it only takes one mark to miss the top band

My HSC timetable I have four exams in the second wk...modern, ancient, ext english and ext history...i dont think anyone can really be complaining. But seriously...how on earth can they put all histories in one week?!? And with ext english?!!? i think theyre on crack. In addition to this, i...