Int'l History District History Review 4/24

One word or phrase I would use to describe how I feel about this upcoming AICE exam...

Select the THREE topics will you be tested on in May 2024 for PAPER 2.

• League of Nations and International Relations in the 1920s

• China and Japan 1912-1945

• League of Nations and International Relations in the 1930s

• Empire and Emergence of World Super Powers 1870-1919

How long will you have to complete Paper 1 on Friday, May 3rd?

• 1 hour 45 minutes

• 2 hours

• 1 hour 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

For Paper 2, how many questions must candidates answer from ONE section?

• One question, two parts.

• Two questions, two parts for each.

• Three questions, two parts for each.

• Two questions, one part for each.

How long will you have to complete Paper 2 on Friday, May 10th?

• 1 hour 45 minutes

• 2 hours

• 1 hour 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

What percentage of your overall score does Paper 1 count for?

• 30%

• 50%

• 60%

• 40%

What is required in Part (a) questions in Paper 2?

• A detailed narrative of events in chronological order with as much detail as possible.

• Analysis of primary source documents for similarities and differences.

• Consider varying stances. Weigh importance of different factors to reach a judgement.

• A causal explanation of factors that explain why an even happened.

What percentage of your overall score does Paper 2 count for?

• 30%

• 50%

• 60%

• 40%

What format should responses for Part (b) questions in Paper 2 follow?

• A structured argument with a clear thesis statement supported by evidence.

• A summary of the topic's historical background without analysis.

• A list of dates and events related to the question without elaboration.

• Personal opinions on the topic without citing historical sources.

Which of the following skills would you like the MOST support with to prepare for the AICE History exam?

• Recalling relevant knowledge to use as evidence to support arguments (Paper 2)

• Finding similarities and differences in primary sources (Paper 1)

• Deciding if the sources support or challenge a statement in the Part B question (Paper 1)

• Explaining why an event happened rather than just summarizing it (Paper 2)