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 Are you having difficulties with understanding and interpreting questions in ADVANCED LEVEL HISTORY paper 2 & 3 ? Do you find it difficult to distinguish between a one-sided, two-sided or three-sided question ? What about writing a suitable introduction? Get this guidebook to learn these from A to Z! Moreover, questions from 2010 to 2021 have been interpreted, with sample introductions and conclusions on Population Movements, States and Kingdoms, Jihads in North Cameroon, Christian Missionary Activities in Cameroon, the British Mandate in Cameroon, the Transatlantic Slave Trade, the rise of African Nationalism, the Glorious Revolution and the League of Nations .  Note that all Rising Stars Academy students had their copies FREE OF CHARGE! Get your copy now for 2,500frs CFA ! Contact 651954553 / 656422901

This Advanced Level History Handbook will leave you dumbfounded with its charming design, the captivating notes and mind-blowing explanations which it contains. Moreover, you can use it and understand everything without the help of a teacher. The 180-page handbook contains simplified notes in the following fertile topics: CAMEROON HISTORY 1. Population Movements 2. States and Kingdoms 3. Islamisation of Northern Cameroon 4. Christian Missionaries in Cameroon 5. The Partition of Cameroon 6. The British Mandate in Cameroon 7. The Government of André-Marie Mbida 8. Bamenda All-Party Conference and Foumban Conference 9. The KNDP crisis 10. The Government of A.N. Jua 11. Cameroon under Ahmadou Ahidjo AFRICAN HISTORY 12. The Transatlantic Slave Trade 13. Christian Missionary Activities in West Africa 14. The Scramble for Africa 15. Africa and the First World War 16. Africa and the Second World War 17. The Rise of African Nationalism after 1945 WORLD HISTORY 18. The Glorious Revolution 19. Th...

PRESENTATION OF RISING STARS ACADEMY WHO ARE WE? Rising Stars Academy is an institution that has been offering online classes for over 4 years now. It now has an evening school located in Yaounde, Biyem-assi, beside Bonanjo Snack Bar. Exclusively for Upper Sixth Arts (for the first year), Rising Stars Academy has a special programme from all other institutions.  * Handouts for all the subjects are given to registered students (no need to buy any books again unless the student just wants to do so). This makes learning easier because the handouts will be used by teachers during their lessons.  * Classes hold from Monday to Friday, 4:00-7:00p.m., and on Saturday, 8:30a.m.-12:00p.m. This number of hours is convenient for all as students won't be too tired and bored.  * A subject is taught per day (3 hours), with a Live Session on the school's Facebook for more visibility. Saturday is reserved for a test on what has been taught throughout the week and group revisions. * The f...

  ADVANCED LEVEL ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRESCRIBED TEXTS PAST QUESTIONS GCE 2015 1. With reference to any three prescribed texts, show how writers use characters to portray their point of view on societal ills. 2. With reference to any three situations or incidents in at least two prescribed texts, show to what effect the writers use symbolism. 3. in writing works of art, writers start, develop, and in different ways. Show what techniques any two writers use in unfolding the events in the prescribed texts. 4. What makes Bole Butake's Lake God drama and Nkemngong Nkengasong's Across the Mongolo prose? GCE 2016 1. EXTRACT FROM WALLS OF AGONY 2. Using any free prescribed texts, show how writers use flashback to foster the plot of their story. 3. Language is an important tool for communication. Using any three prescribed texts, show what information is revealed through the use of language. 4. The attitude of leaders towards their subjects determines their success or failure. Using any th...

  AFRICAN HISTORY : THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE After the discovery of America in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, some people, especially Europeans, expressed the eargerness to settle in the area. They later established plantations there, as well as in the Caribbean, but their need for cheap labour for their plantations pushed them to Africa. They came to Africa to get people who could work for them for little or no pay. This operation gave rise to Slave Trade. Slave trade was the capturing, transportation and the buying and selling of human beings. It was locally practised in Africa before the arrival of Europeans. With the arrival of the Europeans on the coast of West Africa, the trade was transformed into an intercontinental transaction. This became known as the Transatlantic or Triangular Slave Trade. Several factors accounted for this trade, and it left long-lasting impacts on the African continent. In the 19th century, perhaps because of the horrors of the trade, Great Britai...

A-LEVEL ENGLISH LANGUAGE: SYLLABUS HIGHLIGHTS & STRUCTURE OF THE PAPER SYLLABUS HIGHLIGHTS I. Grammar (parts of speech, sentence structure, punctuation, active - passive voice, direct - indirect/reported speech, question tags, etc.) II. Vocabulary (synonyms, homonyms, antonyms, affixes, idioms, analogies, etc.) III. Pronunciation (syllabification, stress, intonation, vowel sounds, etc.) IV. Essay writing (narrative, descriptive, argumentative, explanatory/discursive, etc.): writing an introduction, a paragraph, etc. V. Text Summary (how to reduce a long passage to a shorter one) VI. Text Reconstruction (letters, reports, rejoinders; articles, minutes, biographies; talks, speeches, debates; changing from direct to indirect speech, from the active to the passive voice, from a drama text to prose; rearranging a jumbled passage, correcting errors in a text, etc.) VII. Prescribed Texts or Literature Prescribed texts to be studied: 1. Across the Mongolo, John Nkemngong Nkengasong 2....

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CHOOSING YOUR SUBJECTS IN HIGH SCHOOL (ARTS SERIES) Choosing subjects/series in high has always been a challenging step to take after succeeding at the GCE Ordinary Level. However, I believe these tips will be helpful to some of you. No one can force you to choose any series/subjects which you won't feel at home with.  However, always consider adding English language to any ones which you choose to do. Here are the various series we have in Arts: A1. History, French, Literature in English A2. History, Economics, Geography A3. History, Economics, Literature in English A4. Maths, Economics, Geography A5. History, Philosophy, Literature in English Remember: English language should not be left out. Let no one deceive you, each of these series has great opportunities. It depends on how you utilize your potential.  Now ask yourself the following questions: 1. What do I intend to be/do in the future? 2. Which subjects, among those that I passed, will I feel more comfortable with? 3. ...

 WORLD HISTORY: CAUSES OF THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION OF 1688-1689 POLITICAL * James II's brutal suppression of the Monmouth rebellion (killing of Charles II's son, James Scott) * James II's keeping of a standing army in peace time * James II's belief in the Divine Rights if Kings * The birth of the Prince of Wales (James Francis Edward Stuart) * The presence of William III * Tensions between Catholics and Anglicans * James II's assumed dispensing and suspending powers RELIGIOUS * James II breached his coronation oath * James II's romanisation of the army * Romanization of the institutions * Romanization of the educational system * James II's renewal of ecclesiastical courts * James II's signing of Declarations of Indulgence * The trial of bishops ECONOMIC * James II's imposition of high taxes SOCIAL * The role of large land owners in Parliament WhatsApp: (+237) 651954553

The written session of the GCE examination kicks off in a few hours.  BEWARE OF * Prophets who lay hands on you (don't let anyone you don't know lay hands on you, they may be taking away your success) * Success pens and holy water: your success doesn't depend on an object (idol) * Giving offerings during a crusade (you may be sacrificing on the altar of an unknown god). Don't give any offerings where you don't know the crusader. TIPS • During your studies, always PRAY!  • Before you leave the house to get to the exam centre, PRAY! • Before you start answering questions in the exam hall, PRAY! • After taking a paper (after treating a subject), PRAY! • Before you leave the exam centre to go home, PRAY! Let PRAYER be your watchword! Do not rely on your knowledge (Proverbs 3:5). AT THE EXAM CENTRE * Greet your invigilator and smile with him/her * Be relaxed * Feel free to call the attention of the invigilator if need be * Do not take any pre-prepared material ("car...

MONOLOGUE / SOLILOQUY / STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS /ASIDE Both monologue and soliloquy translate the speaker's thoughts to either him/herself or to the audience/other characters. However, if we take the case of someone who's delivering a speech to an audience without any interaction, it's a monologue ("mono" = one, "logue" = speech). This simply implies that a monologue  is directed to an audience who are not allowed to respond (the character reveals his/her thoughts to them). Soliloquy ("soli" = self, "loquy" = speech), on its part, refers to a speech made by a character to him/herself, without an intention to be heard by his/her co-actors, in which s/he expresses his/her thoughts (to the viewers/readers).  Stream of consciousness is a speech (flow of thoughts / ideas) within the character's mind only. For the sake of production (film) or writing (book), the producer/writer just makes us know what's going on within the character...

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1. IRONY IN ACROSS THE MONGOLO It is ironical that Ngwe, despite his intelligence, is unable to succeed at University. This highlights the marginalization that prevails in the institution. Also, it is ironical that Minister Wankili, who was bred in the Anglophone culture, gives a deaf ear to the Anglophone problem. He says that his office is not a place where people will come and discuss the Anglophone problem. This highlights man's inhumanity to man. Moreover, it is ironical that Teacher Marewe promises to take care of Ngwe and see him through his studies at University but dies without achieving this. This creates pathos as Ngwe is seen abandoned to himselfand struggling all alone to go through University. This tells us that the future is always unpredictable and no one has control over it. It is also ironical that the university of Besaadi is created for the federal republic of Kamangola, but lectures are given in French, and all the authorities are either French-speak...

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A-L LITERATURE 2 - 2017 SECTION A – DRAMA ARTHUR MILLER,  Death of a Salesman 1. Willy Loman in  Death of a Salesman  lives more in the past than in the present. Do you agree? 2. Comment on Miller’s use of symbolism in  Death of a Salesman. OLA ROTIMI,  Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again 3. How is the traditional African society presented in  Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again. 4.Write short notes on any THREE of the following in  Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again. (a) Love and marriage (b) Setting (c) Songs (d) Polycarp (e) Politics SECTION B- PROSE CHARLES DICKENS,  Hard Times 5. Dickens is preoccupied with childhood in  Hard Times.  How far is this true? 6. Coketown, according to Dickens strikes the keynote in  Hard Times . Why? TSITSI DANGAREMBGA,  Nervous Conditions 7. “Nyasha is an admirable as well as a despicable character in Dangarembga’s  Nervous Conditions ”. Comment on the validity of ...

Essay Topic: Should abortion be legalised in our country? Sample introduction Abortion has become the order of the day in our society nowadays for a handful of reasons. Many do practise it intentionally while it occurs in others unexpectedly. Abortion can be defined as the act of expelling the foetus from the mother's womb while it is yet to mature. However, this could be voluntary or involuntary, the latter case usually being referred to as "miscarriage". This practice has raised controversies as per whether it should be legalised in our country. Supporters of this thesis have advanced strong reasons for it while, on the other hand, their opponents have equally advanced strong arguments against it. Whether abortion should be legalised in our country or not hinges on the reasons that we are going to explicate in the task that lies ahead. Body Plan 1. Abortion should be legalised for the following reasons: * Case of rape * Lack of means to take car...

SECTION B - HUMAN GEOGRAPHY Question 6 (a) Using three criteria, distinguish between rural and urban settlement (8 marks) An urban settlement is an area with a high population density and large size, where the people are occupied in non-agricultural industries. On the other hand, a rural settlement is an area with a lower population density and size, and the inhabitants are occupied with agricultural activities. Based on these definitions, the distinction or differences between urban settlements and rural settlements can be seen at the level of * Population density : the population in urban areas is denser than it is in rural areas; * Size of areas: urban areas are larger than rural areas; * Activities : people in urban areas are occupied with secondary and tertiary activities, whereas in rural areas people are occupied with primary activities such as agriculture. (b) Explain three factors often considered when choosing the location of a rural settlement (8 marks) Th...