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a. Using Sources 1 and 2 and your own knowledge, outline the terms of the Treaty of Paris 1783. 5 marks a. Using Sources 1 and 2 and your own knowledge, outline the reforms made to
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b. Using Source 3 and your own knowledge, explain how the Treaty of Paris 1783 had an impact on the economy of the new society. 5 marks b. Using Source 3 and your own knowledge, ex
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c. Evaluate the extent to which economic development challenged the new regime. Use evidence to support your response. 10 marks 17 2021 REVOLUTIONS EXAM TURN OVER CONTINUES OVER PA
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a. Using Sources 1 and 2 and your own knowledge, outline the events of the night of 5 March 1770 that became known as the Boston Massacre. 5 marks a. Using Source 1 and your own kn
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b. Using Source 3 and your own knowledge, explain why colonists saw a standing army as a threat to their Natural Rights. 5 marks b. Using Sources 2 and 3 and your own knowledge, ex
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c. Evaluate the significance of the Boston Massacre to the development of a revolutionary situation by 4 July 1776. Use evidence to support your response. 10 marks Consequences of
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Question 2 (10 marks) Explain how Alexander Hamilton contributed to the consolidation of the American political system. Use evidence to support your response. Explain the reasons w
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Question 3 (10 marks) Explain how the separation of powers in the new Constitution helped leaders to achieve revolutionary ideals. Use evidence to support your response. 7 2020 REV
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Question 1 – Essay (20 marks) ‘The French and Indian War was the most significant cause of the American Revolution because it led to major changes in British colonial management.’
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a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, outline the reasons that led to the calling of the Philadelphia Convention 1787. 5 marks a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, outline
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b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, explain the difficulties faced by the delegates at the Philadelphia Convention 1787. 5 marks b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, exp
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c. Analyse the significance of the Philadelphia Convention 1787 in consolidating the power of the new regime. Use evidence to support your response. 10 marks 2020 REVOLUTIONS EXAM
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