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roar84eighty
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Well I would suggest doing past papers to seal the information in your mind.
I have to recover nearly the entire WW1 core due to having teachers replaced. I'm focusing more on the content-based questions rather than the comprehension and questions that ask to assess the reliability and the usefulness of a source. Past papers and lots of reading (including A.J.P Taylor's 'The First World War').
I have to recover nearly the entire WW1 core due to having teachers replaced. I'm focusing more on the content-based questions rather than the comprehension and questions that ask to assess the reliability and the usefulness of a source. Past papers and lots of reading (including A.J.P Taylor's 'The First World War').
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I suppose you could do readings on WWI, but its not completely necessary as historiography doesn't play an important role in the core module as opposed to the National or Personality Studies. Solidify your knowledge, but I would probably advise you to attempt essays or essay plans. But it is the holiday as well, so do take a good break.