Feedback and error review.

Try this with Modern History

1. Choose one criterion, teacher comment or mark you want to understand.
2. Compare your answer against that criterion and rewrite only the part that missed it.
3. Try the same skill on a fresh task to see whether you can apply the feedback.

Pick a starting point

• Section One technique: origin and message, context and purpose, reliability, usefulness and representations across three sources
• Australia in 1918 and the 1920s: returned soldiers, Soldier Settlement, Country Party, 'Men, money, markets' and unionism
• The Great Depression, the 1931 Labor Split and foreign policy 1918–39 (Paris 1919, League, 1926 Imperial Conference, Statute of Westminster, Japan)
• World War II and the home front, Chifley's reconstruction, the 1949 election, women and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander experiences and ideas
• Russia in 1914, World War I, Nicholas II and the February and October Revolutions of 1917
• Civil War, Brest-Litovsk, the Red Terror, Trotsky, the creation of the USSR and Stalin's rise to 1929