Titlebook: Work Out Social and Economic History GCSE; S. Mason,Jon Nichol Textbook 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 economic hist

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Population,In your GCSE exam you are almost certain to get questions based on statistics. GCSE assessment objective (4) states that a candidate should be able to ‘show the skills necessary to study a wide variety of historical sources such as … statistical and visual material’. What form will these statistics take?

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Industry,Industry is one of the most important topics on the GCSE Social and Economic History course and you are certain to get at least one question on industrial change in your exam. All the examining boards have a section on industry in their syllabuses. So this is one topic you can’t afford to avoid!

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Communications,You are extremely likely to get questions on transport and communications in your GCSE examination. Most boards ask more questions on . than on roads, canals, shipping or other forms of communication, and you therefore need to know Sections 9.12–9.20 in some detail.

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Coursework and Revision Techniques, 20 per cent of the final mark for your GCSE History examination will consist of coursework. The number of pieces of coursework and the number of marks awarded for coursework vary from board to board. For LEAG, NEA and MEG syllabuses, coursework is worth 30 per cent of the final mark. For SEG, the coursework is worth 20 per cent.

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Social Change, Act (1842), the Factory Acts and the most important Education Acts (see Section 6.4). If you have difficulty remembering the terms of each Act, try writing the main points down on a postcard. You can then test yourself on them whenever you have a free moment.

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lained in the author‘s commentary. There is a separate chapter giving advice and guidance on examination and coursework technique. The questions at the end of each chapter are closely linked to the GCSE assessment objectives.

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ritten to provide all the essential information needed for success at GCSE. All the main board syllabuses are covered with topics developed in a concise and informative style. Understanding is then enhanced by worked examples employing authentic materials and visual stimuli. Difficult points are exp

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