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Is the topic of position of women included in p1 or p2?
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paper 1 i guess..Is the topic of position of women included in p1 or p2?
Which year ?can anyone post the urdu past papers and specimen
i hope your history and english went well
Could someone please outline what they wrote in Section 1 questions?? (All four parts)
My paper was ok ok... but screwed up in Islamabad capital question!!
I think many of us will have to do excellent in Geo to score A.
2009-2014 thank youWhich year ?
http://theallpapers.com/cambridge-international-examinations/olevels/2009-2014 thank you
I wanted to add a few points within this Question the NEW Ideas such as Roads , railways and telegraph could also be written which alienated the people as well as the Co educational of Thomas babington. But the overall points are great and I was too confused in the B part but If you closer I could see a person waving the feather to a king or nawab and there was another problem it was a procession it could have been protest or it could have been a welcoming partyAssalamoalikum
In Q#1 source A it was so clear answer and resons were stated clearly in the source
- Mir Jaffar's help to British
- Advanced war tactics of British
- British covered canons in rain while Saraj ud Daulah's army didn't so they were defeated
for source B, i was a bit confused.. i think that the answer would be somehow like this:-
- EIC became supreme military & political power in subcontinet
- Its control extended alot
- Indians standing behind British EIC leader shown the Indan support to British
- British gained support of many nawabs
- Sign of prestige for EIC General as he was respected by Indians who stood aside him in respect
- and you could explain other features you could see in source B
(c) i think that was a question repeated from past paper.
you could refer to:-
- Industrial revolution granted British huge funds & military aid
- british superiority in weapon
- in plassey , seringapatam British were supported by Mir Jafir & Mir Sadiq. power hungry army cheifs lead to downfall of own army
- British were very good administrators
- Indians too weak to resist / lack of superiority in weapon
you could explain these points
(d) this was the easiest .. discuss reforms of British affecting Indians which they opposed (only be specific to westernization)
- Christian missionaries (forcible conversion to christanity)
- suttee banned
- purdha banned
- burning of baby daughters alive considered a murder & was banned
- english appointed as official language
- christian culture taught in schools
- administration language english (Indians got less jobs in CS)
- british western trade system
- indians considered as an inferior race
- british thought their culture was superior there fore introduced westernization
I don't quite remember part c's question,but I wrote the wars like the battle of plassey,buxar,mysore and in 1818 against the Marathas and how they strengthened and expanded the British rule in the sub-continent! Please tell me I'm not wrong.Assalamoalikum
In Q#1 source A it was so clear answer and resons were stated clearly in the source
- Mir Jaffar's help to British
- Advanced war tactics of British
- British covered canons in rain while Saraj ud Daulah's army didn't so they were defeated
for source B, i was a bit confused.. i think that the answer would be somehow like this:-
- EIC became supreme military & political power in subcontinet
- Its control extended alot
- Indians standing behind British EIC leader shown the Indan support to British
- British gained support of many nawabs
- Sign of prestige for EIC General as he was respected by Indians who stood aside him in respect
- and you could explain other features you could see in source B
(c) i think that was a question repeated from past paper.
you could refer to:-
- Industrial revolution granted British huge funds & military aid
- british superiority in weapon
- in plassey , seringapatam British were supported by Mir Jafir & Mir Sadiq. power hungry army cheifs lead to downfall of own army
- British were very good administrators
- Indians too weak to resist / lack of superiority in weapon
you could explain these points
(d) this was the easiest .. discuss reforms of British affecting Indians which they opposed (only be specific to westernization)
- Christian missionaries (forcible conversion to christanity)
- suttee banned
- purdha banned
- burning of baby daughters alive considered a murder & was banned
- english appointed as official language
- christian culture taught in schools
- administration language english (Indians got less jobs in CS)
- british western trade system
- indians considered as an inferior race
- british thought their culture was superior there fore introduced westernization
Thankx syntax,I wanted to add a few points within this Question the NEW Ideas such as Roads , railways and telegraph could also be written which alienated the people as well as the Co educational of Thomas babington. But the overall points are great and I was too confused in the B part but If you closer I could see a person waving the feather to a king or nawab and there was another problem it was a procession it could have been protest or it could have been a welcoming party
thanks it helped greatly!!AOA!
Ans- I agree with Statement B. If we develop renewable energy, it will not run out and it can solve the crisis for a long-term period. It is also cheap to develop as there is no expense for fuel, which is beneficial for an economy like Pakistan's. Pakistan has much potential of renewable energy, such as the Thatta-Badin wind corridor, and solar energy potential in southern Pakistan, where there are 250+ sunny days in a year. The maintenance costs of the renewable energy machinery, like solar panels, and HEP stations, is also low. They also do not produce greenhous gases and are environmentally friendly, and so are sustainable as they also help preserve the environment. On the other hand, thermal power stations need a lot of capital to be built and maintained. Fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas, will eventually run out as their reserves are being quickly used up. They also produce greenhouse gases, causing pollution and harm to environment. Natural gas and oil also have to be used in other places like transport etc, so there can be a shortage of fuel.
I think that's how you answer it, if I'm right. Hope it was useful to you.
yeah you could mention that plassey & buxar extended british control & it is one of the major reasons but you could have described others reasons too such as british strengths in weapon & administration & weaknesses of IndiansI don't quite remember part c's question,but I wrote the wars like the battle of plassey,buxar,mysore and in 1818 against the Marathas and how they strengthened and expanded the British rule in the sub-continent! Please tell me I'm not wrong.
do you mean urdu 2nd language?? yeah i m going for it but next year.. if u want help then u can ask??Guyz is anyone givin Urdu B here ??
I mentioned those 4 battles in three paragraphs(Wrote the last two battles briefly in the last paragraph) and presented them as three reasons.Any possibility of achieving at least 5 marks? :/yeah you could mention that plassey & buxar extended british control & it is one of the major reasons but you could have described others reasons too such as british strengths in weapon & administration & weaknesses of Indians
yeah there is , even if u have explained better u may get upto 6I mentioned those 4 battles in three paragraphs(Wrote the last two battles briefly in the last paragraph) and presented them as three reasons.Any possibility of achieving at least 5 marks? :/
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