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Damn....i didnt realise the change..... You guys are heaps lucky...we had to do all of it...not that it was so bad...Rome was one of the better topics but still :mad1: why is it that after i do the exam, they make the course easier?

The major source that you would have to use for this time period is Caesar's own account of the Gallic Wars. You would also have to moderate the inherent bias with accounts from Plutarch, etc But what actually happened was that Caesar moved into the original roman territories (pre gallic...

Essentially, the latter years of Nero's reign, specifically after Agrippina's death, was a gradual decline in to Chaos. The first couple of years of Nero's reign, he was advised by Seneca and Burrus, and Agrippina was a moderating influence on him. After her and Burrus's death, and Seneca's...

ok what i mean about the weinmar republic is how they responded to the various challenges presented to them by hitler, by the hyperinflation, by the treaty of versailles. there are many factors' to hitler's rise.....and once he had assumed power most of his policies were going to be...

lol its good that people are talking about him....we as a society can see what has happened and unlike hitler, who did not learn from previous mistakes (napoleon invading russia) we can learn from the mistakes that were made by the weinmar republic to let a man such as hitler into power btw...

ok the answer to this question is 25 million because of the multiplier.... 1/1-MPC so when there is an increase in investment of 10 million, the overall effect in the economy is 1/1-0.6 => 2.5*10 million = 25 million

actually i would disagree....yes while focusing on augustus is a must for anyone studying this period....having a look at claudius and perhaps nero is also a good thing to do.... my advice would be to go over the key relationships in each emperor's reign....e.g. senatorial reforms, foreign...

yeah i agree...you wont get that sort of question in the HSC....chill

what about the mulitplier effect, see as the rich will most likely save or invest the extra money that they earn from paying less tax, indirectly that will affect aggregate demand through investment spending however, if this money is redistibuted through the welfare system to the poor (note...

whoa....a tad late....but yeah i do know stuff on Marius and Sulla....if you ask me specfic questions....i will answer them

well i dont think i need to add anything to what has been said....other than good job! lol :P

there are several ways you can answer this question....either chronologically or topically...or even both if you play your cards right topics you would have to include....Augustus's relationship with the senate his relaitionship with the army, the provinces, with the roman population (the...

I have to agree with Nekkid....i am also doing a B Economics majoring in Economics and Marketing....What do you guys think my career prospects are....most likely in a marketing firm, or perhaps in the marketing dept of a major corporation. What do you guys think?

hell no....QMA sucked....but i think i passed so thats good enough for me

well i see that the QMA sucks thread came alive......i wonder why....LOL

what you have mentioned does cover the topic, like with ancient egypt....religion is politics :P

yeah but like i asked my teacher last year about this...and he said while im generally right about it....the area of augustus and the julio-claudians is just covering that time period....cause you cant call augustus a julio claudian, cause he was of julian heritage, while the rest of the...

damn thats harsh....i mean over 50 should = pass

yeah u will definetly do over this if you do commerce/eco at uni anyway... perfect competition is an unreachable model...there is no real example of this model in the real world. it main characteristics include: - small and many amount of firms which are basically identical in look -...

i thought that if you made enough marks to get above 50 and passed the finals you get a pass