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a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, outline the reasons for calling the First [Inter] Continental Congress. 5 marks a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, outline the key
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b. Using Sources 2 and 3 and your own knowledge, explain the actions taken at the Second [Inter] Continental Congress. 5 marks b. Using Sources 2 and 3 and your own knowledge, expl
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c. Evaluate the significance of the First and Second [Inter] Continental Congresses in contributing to the outbreak of revolution. Use evidence to support your response. 10 marks 2
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Question 2 (10 marks) Explain how slavery was a challenge for the new regime during and after the revolutionary war. Use evidence to support your response. Explain how the French R
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Question 3 (10 marks) Explain the importance of the inclusion of the Bill of Rights to the ratification of the Constitution. Use evidence to support your response. 7 2019 REVOLUTIO
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Question 1 – Essay (20 marks) ‘The ideas of the Enlightenment were a key factor in causing revolutionary leaders to seek independence from Britain.’ To what extent do you agree wit
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a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, outline the effect of the War of Independence on social conditions. 5 marks a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, outline the challeng
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b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, explain the causes of Shays’ Rebellion. 5 marks b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, explain the impact that government by Terror had
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c. Analyse the extent to which social groups challenged the consolidation of the new regime. Use evidence to support your response. 10 marks 2019 REVOLUTIONS EXAM 22 France Causes
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a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, identify and describe the groups and individuals who became members of the Sons of Liberty. 5 marks a. Using Source 1 and your own knowled
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b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, explain the methods used by the Sons of Liberty and the Daughters of Liberty to protest against British actions. 5 marks b. Using Source 2
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c. Evaluate the significance of popular movements in mobilising society and challenging British authority. Use evidence to support your response. 10 marks Consequences of revolutio
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