TCE Modern HistoryPractice Examination 17

This paper covers

• Section A Q1–Q4 (USA, Australia, Germany, Russia/USSR; earlier OR later period): a newspaper or propaganda stimulus read critically as evidence of drivers of change
• Section B Q5–Q8 (Japan, India, Indonesia, China; earlier OR later period): the relative significance of the most serious internal threat
• Section C Q9 The Cold War (origins plus at least three specific incidents, named historians): Asia as a Cold War battleground: Korea, China and Vietnam
• Section C Q10–Q12 (Australia–Asia, terrorism, migration; interpretations required): Australia–Japan and the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal; terrorism and the media; post-colonial migration to Britain
• Stimulus type for this paper: constructed historian-style propositions (Sections A and C), each labelled original; Section B asks for the single most serious internal threat and its relative significance

Students are permitted to bring into the examination the materials normally allowed for this subject. Answer all questions in the spaces provided.

This is an ATARMAxxing practice paper. It is not an official examination and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the VCAA, NESA or the QCAA.