o Be sure to paraphrase into your own words (dont rely too much on quotes) o Avoid making vague statements o Avoid making the same statement more than once by restating it in a slightly different way o Be sure to make 3 definitive points Question 1, part b (2 marks): o Be sure to make 2 definitive points o Avoid inverse points (e.g. the cartoon suggests the U.S.A. is evil [point 1] and that Japan is good or honorable [point 2] o Be sure to follow each point up with a specific reference to source content o Be concise (leaves more time for the more detailed answers needed later) o Dont expand beyond the subject matter of the source (avoid turning your answer into a history lessonespecially if your facts are inaccurate or your chronology is off) Question 2 (4 marks): o Make 4 distinct points (some combination of 4 values and limitations) o You MUST address both values and limitations (you will only be eligible for 2 marks if you only address one or the other) o Be concise and clear o Try not to make contradictory points o Try to comment on values & limitations of origin, values & limitations of purpose, and values & limitations of content (6 distinct pointsredundancy!) o Avoid simply saying that a source is biasedbriefly explain how or why it is biased Question 3 (6 marks): o Importance of linkage (e.g. an integrated approach to talking about both sources in relation to one another at all times o Avoid end-on accountswhere you talk about one source at a time (e.g. the first paragraph about Source A and the second paragraph about Source B) o You must address both similarities and differences o You must make at least 6 points of linkage (does not have to always be 3 similarities and 3 differences) o Do not use grids, charts, or bullet-points as a part of your answer o It is not a valid point of contrast to simply say that one sources says one thing and the second source does notyou must go deeper than this o Refer to bullet-points on page 9 in the text! Question 4 (9 marks): o A mini-essay is required (not a listing of materials from each sourceavoid being over descriptive regarding the sources) o You must synthesize the information in the sources as well as your own content knowledge o Pre-planning your essay is essentialrefer to the grid on page 11 of the text! o Your essay should be analytical (be aware of the command term)include a thesis statement in your introductory sentence and be sure to use the sources and your knowledge to analyze the thesis statement o Refer to bullet-points on page 10 in the text!