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immigration
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TRUMAN DOCTRINE
History
26 cards
CZECHOSLOVAKIAN UPRISING
History
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BERLIN WALL
History
31 cards
NATO and WARSAW PACT
History
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What type of question is Q1 on the Cold War structure guidance?
It is a
4
mark question.
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What does Q1 provide for study?
A
contemporary
historical source.
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What format does the question in Q1 take?
It is a
statement
asking how you know it is true.
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How should you structure your answer for Q1?
Two
paragraphs
of about
4-5
lines each.
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What should each paragraph in your answer include?
A detail from the
source
and
contextual knowledge
.
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What is the time limit to answer Q1?
6
minutes.
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Is provenance evaluation required for
Q1
?
No
, only
content
is required.
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What is the purpose of contextual knowledge in Q1 answers?
To show understanding of the events referred to in the source
To explain why the source was
published
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What are the key components to include when answering Q1 on the Cold War structure?
Identify a detail from the
source
Explain what the detail suggests
Provide
contextual knowledge
related to the source
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What is the total mark allocation for Q2 on the Cold War Paper?
12
marks
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What will Q2 provide for analysis?
Two
contemporary
historical sources
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What is the main task in Q2 regarding the historical sources?
To judge how useful the sources are to a
historian
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How many minutes are allocated to write Q2?
15
minutes
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What is the structure of the response for Q2?
3 paragraphs:
Evaluate 1<sup>st</sup> source by
content
and
provenance
Evaluate 2<sup>nd</sup> source by content and provenance
Conclusion
linking both sources for a complete picture
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What should you avoid saying about the sources in your evaluation?
That the sources are
useless
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What term should be used instead of "usefulness" when evaluating sources?
Utility
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How do you determine if a source is useful based on its content?
By comparing it to your
contextual knowledge
of the time
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What indicates that a source is limited based on its content?
If it differs from your own knowledge of the
event
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What must you explain when evaluating the content of a source?
The details of the event and show
contextual
knowledge
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What factors should you consider when evaluating the provenance of a source?
Country
of
origin
and the
purpose
or
motive
of the source
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What does it mean if a source is subjective?
It reflects a
personal opinion
or
bias
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What does it mean if a source is objective?
It is free from
personal bias
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Why is contextual knowledge important in evaluations?
It links the source back to known
historical facts
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What are the key components to include in the evaluation of each source?
Content evaluation
:
Compare with contextual knowledge
Explain usefulness or limitations
Provenance evaluation
:
Assess
subjectivity
or
objectivity
Consider
country of origin
and purpose
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What is the task for Q3 on the Cold War Paper?
To write an
account
of how an event in the Cold War led to tension or an international crisis
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How should the answer for Q3 be structured?
The answer should be written in
chronological order
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What is the expected length of the answer for Q3?
2 paragraphs
Approximately
1½
sides total
Should take about
10
minutes to write
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What should the first paragraph of Q3 explain?
The
causes
or start of the event and the
severity
of tension at that point
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What type of judgement should be made in the first paragraph?
A
second order
judgement about the historical themes and the level of tension
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What is an example of a second order judgement regarding the Cuban Missile Crisis?
The
start
of the Cuban Missile Crisis led to short term
high
tension
as it was the most severe of the
entire
Cold
War
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What should the second paragraph of Q3 explain?
The next stage of the event and how tension changed as a
result
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What is an example of a second order judgement regarding the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis?
The end of the Cuban Missile Crisis meant the severe tension was only short term because the
superpowers
wanted to de-escalate tension
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What factors should be considered when deciding how severe the tension was during a Cold War event?
Type of crisis
(economic, military, political, or combination)
Involvement of the
UN
or other countries
Duration of the crisis (short or long)
Role of the
arms race
and
nuclear weapons
Behavior of the
USA
or
USSR
(aggressive or blame)
Gradual increase or sudden escalation of tension
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What is the significance of using facts and key words in the paragraphs for Q3?
To analyze the events and directly answer the question about
tension
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Why is it important to connect ideas with connectives in the paragraphs?
To create a coherent analysis of the events and their impact on
tension
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How many marks is Q4 worth on the Cold War paper?
20
marks
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What is the time allocation suggested for answering Q4 on the Cold War paper?
About
25 minutes
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Why should you answer Q4 first on your Cold War paper?
Because it is worth the most
marks
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What does SPAG stand for in the context of the Cold War paper?
Spelling
,
Punctuation
, and
Grammar
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How many marks are allocated for spelling in Q4?
4
marks
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