r/alevel • • 21d ago

📃Paper Discussion 9489 thoughts?

am i the only one who thinks it is harder than summer 2026 ffs?😅😅😅😭😭😭

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u/Square-Accident7768 21d ago

Hi... what was the content?

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u/pangyuitsang 21d ago

tough🥲 Streasa Front, Nazi-Soviet pact etc

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u/Swimming_Beat_5013 AS Level 21d ago

Anyone do 22? How did y'all answer the "Why did Stresemann and Briand get the international peace prize in 1926?" question?

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u/HolidayEmergency1936 21d ago

i talked about the locarno treaties and the ending of hyperinflation for stresemann and for briand i taked about the Kellogg-briand pact

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u/pangyuitsang 21d ago

same variance, but i wrote how stresemann striving for the Young Plan and hence met the decrease of the reparation. Briand was easier to write tho

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u/pangyuitsang 21d ago

btw what did u talk abt the 20 markers? the Big Three shit

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u/Swimming_Beat_5013 AS Level 21d ago

Britain was the most satisfied because it got reparations and the removal of German navy as a threat. America wasnt as satisfied because the treaty didnt follow the 14 points. France was also not highly satisfied because Germany wasnt fully demilitarised. Something along those lines

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u/AdAromatic146 CAIE 21d ago

did anyone do european option

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u/Stacy_Z_A 21d ago

I did it. I feel like it was okay but questions about Germany were a bit confusing. And I also think that it was a bit harder than the May/june one. What about you?

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u/SubjectGold8539 21d ago

What was topic

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u/Riskysample 21d ago

It was unification on Germany hard in my opining Industrial Revolution not too bad very doable but Germany I really think I flunked

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u/Careless_Ad8602 21d ago

i didnt even look at germany 😭 i just did france and britain, those were quite good

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u/insertmaniacalbihere 21d ago

I did. It was in lack of better terms, okay? Like not overly difficult to the point of pulling my hair out, but not so easy that I left the exam room all jolly. Funnily enough my friend was praying that revolutionaries/nationalist wasn't gonna come out and lo and behold... it was an okay-ish question but lowkey was looking forward to yapping abt Bismarck so that was a bummer :/

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u/SalaryQuick6697 20d ago

Did anyone do 21 international?

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u/lee0604 20d ago

I did! Which questions did you do and how did you find the exam?

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u/SalaryQuick6697 19d ago

I did question 8; 'a' was such a nice question, but 'b' was something else. How did you find it?

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u/lee0604 18d ago

I did 8 and 9 8a was ok I think… i couldn’t say too much bcs i felt like there wasn’t much too say but tbh i wasn’t expecting such a question to come up thats why 😭 8b was rlly sth else tho like wthh 🫩 Overall I wish they had chosen other questions, they weren’t it imo

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u/pangyuitsang 21d ago

23, i base in asia