History (A) J410,10 November 2020

1. Consequences of the Civil Wars (1642–1651) – Two key impacts, such as political changes (abolition of monarchy) and social or economic consequences.

2. Reasons for the Iraq War (2003) – Factors including weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), terrorism, regime change, and international relations.

3. Breakdown in King-Baron Relations (1100–1215) – Significance of disputes leading to the Magna Carta, including taxation, feudal rights, and royal authority.

4. Religion as a Cause of War (1500–2010) – Evaluation of religious conflicts versus other factors such as political power, economic interests, and nationalism.