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a. Compare how Source 1 and Source 3 depict the experience of the Continental Army soldiers at ‘Valley Forge’. 5 marks a. Compare how the visual features of Source 1 and Source 2 d
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b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, explain the outcomes of ‘Valley Forge’ for the Continental Army soldiers. 5 marks b. Using Source 3 and your own knowledge, explain why La
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c. Analyse the significance of the challenges faced by the Continental Army soldiers in consolidating the new regime. In your response, refer to the sources provided and other view
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a. Using Source 1, outline the causes of the Boston Tea Party. 5 marks a. Outline how each source supports the view that the dismissal of Necker was a trigger for the Revolution in
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b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, explain how the Boston Tea Party was a turning point in the Revolution. 5 marks b. Using both sources and your own knowledge, explain how
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c. Evaluate the significance of acts of rebellion as a cause of the American Revolution. In your response, refer to the sources provided and other views. 10 marks Consequences of r
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Question 2 (10 marks) Explain how Shays’ Rebellion (1786–1787) was a threat to the newly established government of America. Use evidence to support your response. Explain how legis
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Question 3 (10 marks) Explain how the constitutional system of checks and balances prevented any part of the new power structure from becoming too strong. Use evidence to support y
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7 2016 REVOLUTIONS EXAM TURN OVER
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Question 1 – Essay (20 marks) ‘By 1776 the relationship between Britain and the American colonies had deteriorated to the point where separation was inevitable.’ Discuss. Consequen
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a. Using Source 1 and your own knowledge, outline the role of women in the American Revolution after 4 July 1776. 5 marks a. Compare how the visual features of Source 1 and Source
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b. Using Source 2 and your own knowledge, explain the outcomes of the Revolution for American women. 5 marks b. Using Source 3 and your own knowledge, explain why opinions about Lo
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