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The finches had a common ancestor that presided in a set place. As time progressed, and factors such as isolation and migration occurred, these finches were able to move to different locations on the Galapagos Island that required them to possess adaptive characteristics that woud have allowed...

Depends on your personal perspective. For me, I'd prefer the Civil War over the revolution, just because the events and course of the war are pretty much interesting, and you get to see the conflict between ideologies and interests spread out over a period of time. And you've also got...

Not sure if they're related, but there was a delay on the South Line around that time as well.

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Take each year as it goes. It might give you greater motivation and an actual opportunity to crack a higher UAI for yourself and your school.

Rail networks out west to Hoxton Park would be awesome.

Re: Help! politics in the USA 1920's?!? - Domination of domestic politics by the Republican Party; a return to the 'norm' as most people would put it back then. - Isolationism - Economic policies of Harding, Coolidge and Hoover restricted government influence over the economy and workplace...

Politics in general or within a certain country during this time?

400/1500.

Goals for today: - Complete some bits of a case analysis.

Remember the general results of each practical. Know your safety issues/risk assessments and also a few variables. And know how to tabulate or graph results if you are required to. You could try practising writing up prac reports just to get the hang of it.

Bump for Lawson.

re: The "I didn't go well in my half yearlies" Thread Still a long time to go.

If European is your cup of tea, then go for it. The Reign of Terror's pretty fascinating - ranging from the rise of the Jacobins to the role of Robespierre to the execution of political dissidents by the guillotine, you'll have a lot of access to the information. Mind you though, if you do want...

off to work.

Remember, it didn't directly cause the collapse of the Weimar Republic but instead, created the conditions which were then exploited by several individuals and groups to orchestrate the downfall of Weimar.

They seem to contradict what historical modernism is. Most of the dot points categorised there would fall under relativism/post-modernism.

I suppose you could do readings on WWI, but its not completely necessary as historiography doesn't play an important role in the core module as opposed to the National or Personality Studies. Solidify your knowledge, but I would probably advise you to attempt essays or essay plans. But it is the...

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The only tangible link that I can see is that she might have used the 'Rise of the Nazi Party' as some sort of area where Hitler's background could be assessed upon. I do recall that Hitler's life and his role within the early German Worker's Party were part of certain textbooks on this dot point.