Exem1ar
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SECTION A: MODULE 1
Answer ONE question only from this section,
Question 1
The extracts helow relate to the European settlemeot aod rivalry’ in the Americas up to 1800.
Study the extracts, thea answer Parts (a) (d) that follow.
Document I
The date of this treaty pertain to each one ot the said parts respeetixels therefore, for the
sake of liwe and concord, and for the preservation of the relatioushp and love of the said
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pole to pole. on the said ocean sea, from the Arctic to’ the Aotarcirc Pole
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News arrived that numerous corsairs are scattered from. Santa Marta, the mouth of the Rio
Graode... to this place. They must have come in wake of the fleet, for they took one of its.’
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took and sacked the town of Toul u.
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his great territories
Now, let us a little consider the enemy we are to encounter, the K•i ng of Spain
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hath made him so powerful. and so troublesome in Christendom
hut to endeavor to cut him up at root. and seek to impeach. or to supplant him n the West Indies.
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New York: A & B Book Pntisiiers. 1994, np.253254.
(a)
With reference to Document 1. outline THREE reasons ss hs the Treaty of Tordesillas
was important.
[6 marks]
(b)
With reference to Document ]1, give TWO reasons why the Spanish fleet was
attacked and the ships captured.
[6 marks]
(c)
With reference to Document JH, describe THREE strategies used by England to
[9 marks]
“supplant” Spain in the West Indies.
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With reference to Documents I. II and III. explain THREE consequences of the
rivalry amone European nations in the New World.
[9 marks]
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CAPE History Exemplar
Unit 2. Paper 02
Comnen op Resppjqq to Ouetion 1
This is a document based item which requires candidates to demonstrate understanding of the
significance of the Treaty of Tordesillas and its later implications for relations among European
nations. In addition students are expected to be knowledgeable of how rival nations succeed’ in
breaking Spain’s trade and territorial monopoly.
This exemplar is illustrative of the type of understanding brought to the task for a candidate’s work
to be deemed exemplary.
The candidate outlined the signatories of the treaty and noted the
specifications of the treaty in Part (a) of the item. The candidate did a good job in specifying the
reasons for the attack on the Spanish fleet in Pan (b). the strategies used to “supplant” Spain in the
West Indies (part c) and the consequences of the rivalry (part d).