Y106 OCR

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! BATTLE OF ULM- october 1805 who Austrian army led by Mack BATTLE OF ULM- october 1805 where Ulm, Bavaria BATTLE OF ULM- october 1805 why- strategic and for France -Wanted to extend the territorial boundaries of France and its revolutionary ideals -Needed to defeat the Austrian force if he was to stand a chance against the entire coalition. -French victory would defeat the Austrians, scare the Prussians, an...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! What were the three main areas of tension surrounding Charles I's rule between , and Personal Rule ()? Power Finance Religion What evidence can be used to support an argument for 'Power' being the most important factor in [the subject of the question]? 1) 1627 - 5 Knights Case - 5 MP's arrested for refusing to pay forced loans. 2 MP's die in the Tower of London. Parliament accuses Charles of corrupti...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! What was the Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act and when was it passed? 1949 - Made marriages between people of different races illegal. - Separate the races - prevent mixing of the different races. Confirmation of apartheid - Prevented exchange of cultures/ideas between the different racial groups. What was the Population Registration Act and when was it passed? 1950 - Every South African had to be classified in...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! How do you structure a source question (30 marks)? PQRST structure Provenance Quote Reliability Study (Own knowledge) Test (Does the quote support the question being asked?) What is provenance? Provenance Consists of: - Purpose of the source: What does the writer want to achieve by writing it? - Study: Use own knowledge to explain context at the time of writing or why the source was written. - Reliability:...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! What did Dr Martin Luther King (MLK) Jr contribute to the Civil Rights movement in the USA ()? Political: - He had a diplomatic, integrationist and non-violent approach (although became more radical later in life). - He helped to organise the 1963 March on Washington (I have a dream speech). - Lobbying efforts helped to pass the 1965 Civil Rights Act (Voting) through co-operation with President Johnson (LBJ). Socia...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! What was the role of CODESA 1? - Formed in 1991, organisation charged with preparing South Africa for democracy post-Apartheid - The new government had to be agreed by existing tricameral parliament (i.e. White South Africans, Indians and Coloureds) - The entire process had to be completed in 5 years. - All major political group spare the Inkhata and PAC attended CODESA 1 What was the significance of the declaration ...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! How do you structure the answer to a 20 mark essay question? - Introduction Introduce the three factors. Establish measuring criteria (i.e. how consistent and effective a certain policy is). Make a judgement. - Paragraph 1 (JKLM) - Judgement (State whether factor x is most important in relation to the question ((Signposting). - Knowledge (3x pieces of evidence that supports what you are stating) - Link to the ques...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! What was the role of the court under Elizabeth? Key influential positions at court - grooms of the chamber, yeomen of the guard, etc Royal patronage available to courtiers (licences to import/export, military posts, ambassadorships, etc) Courtiers became political figures: - Elizabeth often took advice from courtiers - e.g. Dudley (before he was Privy Councillor) + Walter Raleigh - royal patronage given from Elizabet...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! How did Congress advance or restrict union rights in the USA ()? Political (Legal recognition): - NWLB re-established in WW2 out of necessity. - Congress made union leaders (post WW2) take an oath to declare they weren't communist - unions weakened (i.e. CIO) as communist leaders forced out. Social (Collective bargaining and strike action): - Taft Hartley Act 1948 - passed over President Trumans Veto - severely ...

Y106 OCR A LEVEL HISTORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.Buy Quality Materials! 1970 election social issues river of blood speech >boosted support for the Conservatives from sections of the white working class >suggested Labour was soft on immigration 1970 election social issues Liberal policies >many people did not like the Liberal policies of Roy Jenkins