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Year 9 2015 examination What you need to know…

Generally… WHEN: MONDAY, 25 MAY WHAT: QUESTIONS ON ENTIRE COURSE HOW LONG: 1.5 HOURS WEIGHTING: AN EXAM GRADE WILL GO ON YOUR REPORT, ALONG WITH ASSESSMENT ITEMS THROUGOUT THE COURSE

Structure of exam Section 1: Movements of People Section 2: Making a Nation Section 1: World War 1 Four questions 20 marks One question 10 marks Five questions 20 marks

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW… Section 1: Movements of People Section 2: Making a Nation Section 1: World War 1 SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS Industrial Revolution and how it forced movements of people Convict crimes and experience of transportation Different kinds of settlers and how they developed the colony Justification to take indigenous land Treatment of Aborigines DOCUMENT ANALYSIS Visual document Indigenous experience during the Gold Rush Use image and your own knowledge to answer question SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS The alliances The rivalries Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand II Schlieffen Plan and its consequences

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