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Welcome to Our VCE Revs Wiki, designed for you, History Revolutions students at The Hamilton and Alexandra College, originally designed in 2011, revised in 2013 and 2016 and being updated in 2017!
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This wiki is currently being updated to assist you with your study of the French and Russian Revolutions 2016-2020 course design.
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Your feedback is important to me so let me know what else you think I should add, or which pages and topics are the most valuable!
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Introduction to the course
Skills These are targeted at the SAC topics and the examination (format for 2016 is yet to be published). Essay Writing - relevant to new and old courses. New course: Historians' Interpretations and Historical Perspectives previously Historiography An Analysis of Primary Sources (covering Historical Perspectives previously Visual Analysis Historical Inquiry previously Research Report Study Skills Shared Activities

- [|Meetingwords chat and shared notepad] -Can be used to discuss what we are covering in real time, notes are saved between visits. -[]

Teaching timeline for the year 2016 To see other students' writing go to http://revolutionshistory.wikispaces.com/

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It is interesting to compare the statistics presented by these three counting tools (flag counter added 6/6/2011). This is an example from current times of why statistics differ depending on account to which you are referring. Historians' interpretations and perspectives of people living at the time matter: whose account is it? Why would this account be trustworthy? Whose accounts would be supported by this information? Skills for SACs and the examination.

Consider social networking [|guidelines] before you start using this site. Refer to the netiquette page! Historical Perspectives