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c. Analyse the extent to which the rights of different social groups were recognised in America’s new society. In your response, refer to the sources provided and other views. 10 m
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Question 1 (10 marks) Using three or four points, explain how ideas of American nationhood and ideas of free and natural-born subjects contributed to the development of the America
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Question 2 (10 marks) Using three or four points, explain how the Battle of Lexington-Concord and the British response contributed to a revolutionary situation from 1775 up to and
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Question 3 (20 marks) Source: Emanuel Leutze, Washington Crossing the Delaware, 1851, oil on canvas, 378.5 × 647.7 cm Source: Nicolas Guy Brenet, Louis XVI Swearing Loyalty to the
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a. Identify two symbols of revolutionary ideas depicted in the representation. 2 marks a. Identify two social groups depicted in the representation. 2 marks a. Identify two of the
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b. Identify two features of the representation (not mentioned in part a.) that depict revolutionary spirit. 2 marks b. Identify two ways the representation suggests that this event
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c. By referring to parts of the representation and using your own knowledge, explain what led to the event depicted in the representation. 6 marks c. By referring to parts of the r
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d. Evaluate the extent to which this representation provides an accurate depiction of the challenges faced by the colonists in the consolidation of the new society up to and includ
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Question 1 (20 marks) Thomas Jefferson, The Declaration of Independence; from Dennis Phillips, Empire of liberty?, Pitman Publishing Pty Ltd, Victoria, 1984, p. 53 When in the Cour
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a. Identify two rights that, according to the extract, God the Creator has given to ‘all men’. 2 marks a. Identify two ways, stated in the extract, that voting could have been cond
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b. Identify two reasons, stated in the extract, for people to change a government. 2 marks b. Identify two possible outcomes, stated in the extract, that may have occurred if the K
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c. By quoting from the extract and using your own knowledge, explain how conflict between Britain and the colonies contributed to the outbreak of revolution up to and including 177
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