VCE Revolutions Past Exam Questions
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d. Using Source 11 and your own knowledge, analyse how the lives of women were changed by the October Revolution, up to 1927. 6 marks e s a £ 2 H 3 = o [=] Section A
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e. Evaluate the extent to which Lenin's leadership enabled the survival of the new regime, from 26 October 1917 to January 1924. Use Source 12 and other evidence to support your re
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Question 4 — The Chinese Revolution 16-19 Section A Question 4 (25 marks) The Chinese Revolution Refer to pages 11-13 in the Sources Book when responding to this question. Question
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a. Identify two written features of Source 13 that demonstrate how Red Army soldiers were instructed to treat the people.
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b. Identify two visual features of Source 13 that show how Red Army soldiers could strengthen their connection with the people.
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c. Using Source 14 and your own knowledge, explain why the Guomindang (Kuomintang) lost the Civil War. 2 marks 5 marks o ° = eS H E) 7) Fl &
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d. Using Source 15 and your own knowledge, analyse how the lives of peasants were changed by the revolution, up to 1957. 6 marks e s a £ 2 H 3 = o [=] Section A
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e. Evaluate the consequences of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution on Chinese society. Use Source 16 and other evidence to support your response. 10 marks o ° = eS H E) Ed @
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Question 1 (20 marks) The American Revolution ‘It was the contribution of popular movements that made the outbreak of revolution certain to happen.’ To what extent do you agree? Us
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Question 2 (20 marks) The French Revolution “The spread of Enlightenment ideas made the outbreak of revolution certain to happen.’ To what extent do you agree? Use evidence to supp
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Question 3 (20 marks) The Russian Revolution ‘The influence of liberal ideas and reforms in Tsarist Russia made the outbreak of revolution certain to happen.’ To what extent do you
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Question 4 (20 marks) The Chinese Revolution “The influence of Mao Zedong Thought (Maoism) made the outbreak of revolution certain to happen.” To what extent do you agree? Use evid
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