Hi everyone, just been wondering whether I'll be ok if I study the collapse of weimar and the rsie of the nazi party to the death, then have basic knowledge of the second half of the german syllabus I'll be ok. Becuase I don;t have enough time o go over it all and was wondering if it is certain they split the questions? thanks
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Germany Questions? Will they plit them weimar/nazi (1 Viewer)
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No they won't definitely split them between Weimar and Nazi but...nedcooper said:
they are more likely to have one on the specific Nazi period.
Look at the syllabus and the headings for the sections. They will usually use two of those broad headings so you really need to know three of those sections.
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Our teacher said it has been generally split weimar rise of nazi/ naiz but NOT always and by no means has to be
tricky ay
tricky ay
No! Don't assume they will split them lol. i did my HSC last year, my whole year was hoping for a question on the collapse on weimar and it was both on nazism. well one was on foreign policy, the other on culture in both weimar and nazi times.
You can definitely favour one of your topics, but be very prepared to do both! Then again, because they didn;t have it last year, i guess there is a good chance they will have a weimar Q this year!
Good luck
You can definitely favour one of your topics, but be very prepared to do both! Then again, because they didn;t have it last year, i guess there is a good chance they will have a weimar Q this year!
Good luck
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Is it really that hard to study all of it? We only have to write around 1000 words, the Weimar section is pretty straight forward, as in the fall, and the ascension to power of the Nazi's too. Foreign policy is alright as well... They're all quite straight forward.
I think the hardest part, for me anyway, is the social and cultural part of Weimar and the Nazi reign. I find it so damn boring. About how the Jewish people were treated, about how women were treated, about how children were treated, about how artists were treated, about resistance. argh.. there's too much there, too much. So that's the part my notes will be vague on... but I'd say prepare for 3 of the 4 dot points very well... that's what I'll be doing.
I think the hardest part, for me anyway, is the social and cultural part of Weimar and the Nazi reign. I find it so damn boring. About how the Jewish people were treated, about how women were treated, about how children were treated, about how artists were treated, about resistance. argh.. there's too much there, too much. So that's the part my notes will be vague on... but I'd say prepare for 3 of the 4 dot points very well... that's what I'll be doing.
They asked social/cultural last yearr. They wont do it again.alexdore993 said:
Why not JUST study Nazism. They CAN give two questions on the NAzi's, but the CANT give two question's on Weimar. Therefore - there will always be a question on Nazi's - if you want to put all your eggs into one basket. Personally, I'm better at Weimar, so im going to study both.
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Where is it written that they 'can't give two questions on Weimar'?sam.mg said:
I agree that they won't but where is it actually stated that they can't?
I too prefer Weimar but...
Personally I would make sure that I had a good understanding of the whole period as they could be nasty and ask two questions covering the entire period 1918 - 1939 (in the way that last year they did the social/cultural question).
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last year they had the horrid question of both weimar and nazi or the forgein policy.
I don't know how many people went to the history study day that the sydney uni offerd earlier this year but the leatcure there heavily hitted that he thinks it will be a joint question (weimar and nazi) like last years as it was the first year they've done that though the second question may be something like the racial policy or something.
We don't really know till we get in there and see the questions but make sure you know everything for both weimar and nazi and the policy's for both era's and how they changed.
good luck to all =]
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I don't know how many people went to the history study day that the sydney uni offerd earlier this year but the leatcure there heavily hitted that he thinks it will be a joint question (weimar and nazi) like last years as it was the first year they've done that though the second question may be something like the racial policy or something.
We don't really know till we get in there and see the questions but make sure you know everything for both weimar and nazi and the policy's for both era's and how they changed.
good luck to all =]
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Last year's question was very predictable and my class studies alot of FP. Don't count on it being a split question though. But hopefully they will be nice!KhyryKay said:
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+1Zephyrio said:
Logical.
Prepared for anything that way.
Studying one or the other is going into the exam pretty unprepared and risking good marks.
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yeah u might get away with it. but remember that if u only study half the content properly, then ull pretty much be forced to answer that question whether u like it or not. i know u might have done alot of work on it but that doesnt stop the question from being really hard.