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TÖRTÉNELEM
ANGOL NYELVEN
EMELT SZINTŰ
ÍRÁSBELI VIZSGA
2017. október 18. 8:00
I.
Időtartam: 125 perc
Pótlapok száma
Tisztázati
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Important information
You must give unambiguous answers; indicate or correct your answers in an
unambiguous way.
In your answers concentrate on the main idea; do not use more space than is provided by
the dotted lines.
Only write the number of words or items specified in the task. (If you write more, your
answers will be evaluated in the order in which they appear.)
Your answers must be written in blue ink.
Good luck!
A) “In the earliest written accounts [of the Olympiads] at first only the winners of the
foot-race were awarded prizes, and Coroebus, an Elean, was the first victor. There is
no statue of Coroebus [at the site of the Games], but his grave is on the borders of Elis.
Afterwards, at the fourteenth Festival, the double foot-race was added: Hypenus of
Pisa won the prize of wild olive in the double race, and at the next Festival Acanthus
of Lacedaemon won in the long course.” (Pausanias: Description of Greece)
The sources report on the most famous races of this kind. Name the place and first recorded
date of these events.
a) Place: …………………. b) Year: …………
c) How many years passed between the victories of Hypenus and Acanthus, referred to in
source A)?
….… years
Choose the endings that make the following statements true. Circle the number of the
correct ending.
e) The races …
1. were characterised by strict rules and ornate clothing suited to the occasion, as they
were religious events.
2. were characterised by few rules, and competitors were only allowed to take part
naked.
3. led to the development of an extensive sports accessory industry in ancient times.
f) Until the time of Alexander the Great, only free Greek citizens were allowed to compete in
these races, …
1. so Italians, Macedonians or other barbarians could not participate in any form.
2. so only those of aristocratic origin could participate.
3. so women could not take part in real physical contests.
h) The rules of chariot races were different from those of other races, because …
1. these were held at another location, at the Circus Maximus.
2. the competitors in these were typically from non-Greek horse-riding peoples.
3. at these races not the driver, but the owner of the chariot was considered to be the
competitor and thus the winner.
4 points
Decide which city, marked with a number in the map, the following statements are true
for. Put an X in the appropriate box in the table. Put only one X in each line. (0.5 points for
each correct item.)
None
Statement 1 2 3
of
these
a) This city was the most sacred place of the principal
religion of the empire.
b) This city was a sacred place of three religions, the
most ancient of which had a place of worship here
which was still standing in its full splendour in the
16th-17th centuries.
c) This city was considered to be a secular and
religious, ecclesiastical centre of power at the same
time, both before and after the Ottoman conquest.
d) In which year did the Ottomans conquer the city marked with a 1 in the map?
(0.5 points)
Year: ..…………
B) The portrait of Suleiman, which he C) Papal coat of arms with Saint Peter’s
intended as propaganda, to be circulated in keys and the tiara (triple crown)
Europe. He is wearing the four-tiered
crown, commissioned from Venice
e) Comparing the two pictures, explain what political ambitions Suleiman declared by
circulating picture B). (1 point)
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
f) Despite several military conflicts, the Republic of Venice usually aimed at cooperation
with the Ottoman Empire. With the help of the map, explain the specific economic reason
for this. (1 point)
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
4 points
“Consenting to and accepting our dearest ancestor and predecessor King Andreas’s
charter mentioned above […], together with all the liberties contained therein, except
one paragraph, which has been excluded in the manner mentioned above. […] On the
contrary, they shall not have the right to do so, but their estates shall lawfully and
simply be inherited by their closest relatives and their family.” (From Louis I’s laws)
a) In which year was the charter referred to in the source (underlined) published?
(0.5 points)
………………….
b) Use the appropriate term to name the new regulation, referred to in the law quoted
above. (0.5 points)
………………….
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
The two possible reasons for the new regulation introduced by Louis I were to protect the
estates of the gentry, and to provide a fresh supply of the king’s estates.
Explain how the new regulation provided for these two aims. (1 point for each correct item.)
d) The new regulation protected the estates of the gentry, because … ………………………...
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
e) The new regulation provided a fresh supply of the king’s estates, because …………………
………………………………………………………………………………………………….
4 points
“It is not difficult to establish this manufactory, and to increase the number of
machines […] as these kinds of fabric are produced already and are in great demand;
the 30% levied on the products of the manufactories of Flanders makes it impossible
to import them – so spreading our own products will be very simple. […]
Their contracts must be examined, especially the last one, according to which I gave
them 40,000 livres when they got married. I lent this sum to their late father on
condition that he install 120 machines, which, of course, would work in two shifts. […]
Efforts must be made to have ships in Le Havre which are capable of transporting
goods […] to Portugal and Spain, and they must be assured that warships will be
provided by the king for their escort.
It must also be considered, together with intendants (royal commissioners) Derier and
Gelet, how the River Scarpe could be made navigable, how river transport could be
established between Douai and Lille and the roads be made suitable to facilitate
transport.” (Colbert, French minister’s instructions, 1667)
a) Use the appropriate term to name the economic policy that can be linked to the source.
(0.5 points)
…………………….
b) Based on the source, describe three specific measures of economic policy with which
Colbert intended to support the development of industry in manufactories. (1 point for
each correct item.)
- ………….……………………………………………….
- …………..………………………………………………
- …………………………………………………………..
4 points
A) “As his treasury started growing, besides honouring God with due respect, [...] he
had great, new, magnificently built houses erected at his seat of residence [...]. He had
fine land stewards selected to manage his royal estates. He brought in expert masters
to work the salt, gold, silver, mercury and copper mines from far away and at great
cost. He spent great sums bringing all kinds of craftsmen and masons from abroad, at
least two hundred good craftsmen of all sorts from Moravia and from among the new
Christians.” (Lamentable Hungarian Chronicle, by János Szalárdi, 1662)
a) In which city did Gábor Bethlen have his seat? (0.5 points) …………………..……..
b) Explain which specific revenues based on royal rights increased as a result of the
measure described in the underlined section of source A). Write down two items. (1 point
for each correct item.)
- ……………………………………………………………..
- ……………………………………………………………..
Choose the endings that make the following statements true. Circle the number of the
correct ending. (0.5 points for each correct item.)
c) The reason why farming the lands belonging to the crown was especially important
was that …
1. the introduction of crop rotation required far more expertise.
2. Bethlen owned large areas of royal estate, which he later increased further with new
estates.
3. it was during his reign that division of labour started in Europe, which led to the
growth of manorial farming.
4 points
Berlin
Glossary
Poroszország: Prussia
a Habsburg Birodalom: the Habsburg Empire
a Német Császárság 1871-ben: the German Empire in 1871
Franciaország: France
Olaszország: Italy
Oroszország: Russia
Párizs: Paris
Bécs: Vienna
a) When and where did the battle take place, the result of which made it clear that
Germany would be unified with the exclusion of the territories under Habsburg rule?
(0.5 points for each correct answer.)
b) Of the statements listed below, circle the number of the two which were the
consequences of the victory of the North German Confederation over France. (0.5 points
for each correct answer.)
Name the countries which the following descriptions refer to. (1 point for each correct
answer.)
c) This country observed Prussian efforts with benevolent neutrality, because it expected the
weakening of Austria to help strengthen its influence in the Balkans.
………………………………………………………………….
d) This country formed an alliance with Prussia, as in this way it could increase its territory to
the detriment of Austria.
………………………………………………………………….
4 points
7 This task is about the history of Hungary in the Reform Era. (complex test question)
Use the sources and your own knowledge to complete the tasks.
A) “We consider it our duty to point out the principal objectives the prompt realisation
of which […] we deem necessary for the benefit of the country.
These are the following: […] compulsory abolition of feudal obligations owed by serfs
with indemnification, codified in law.” (Declaration of Opposition)
B) “Socage deserves even more attention, and it is just as difficult to deny all the harm
that originates from it as to deny the fact that 2 times 2 equals 4. […] And whoever has
not experienced […] that the labour which a serf [owning a complete plot] can do with
his inadequate plough, fragile cart and weak cattle in 52 days, or can have done by his
clumsy servant or young children in 104 days, he can do with his labourers, good tools
and strong cattle […] in a third of the mentioned time.” (István Széchenyi: Credit)
B) „A robot […] [léte] még nagyobb figyelmet érdemel, s azon kárt, mely belőle
háramlik, éppen oly bajosan tagadhatni, mint azt, hogy 2 x 2 = 4. […] S ki nem
tapasztalta, […] hogy azon munkát, melyet egy egész [telkes] jobbágy rossz ekéjével,
[törékeny] szekerével, gyenge marhájával 52 nap, vagy ügyetlen cselédje s gyenge
korú gyermeki által 104 nap tud végezni, maga béresivel, jó szerszámmal s erős
marhával […] a mondott idő egyharmad része alatt nem vihette volna végbe!”
(Széchenyi István: Hitel)
C) “Let us consider the fact that in our country the members of the aristocracy
[nobility] live mostly in villages, scattered among taxpayers. Honourable Gentlemen,
for a few hundred thousand to live among nine million in peace: this depends on the
goodwill of those millions […]. This goodwill may be brought about by mutual trust.
[…] But can trust exist among people who relate to each other as master and servant?
[…] The examples throughout the history of our country are more dreadful than
anywhere else.” (Ferenc Kölcsey’s speech at the first Reform Diet, 1834)
D) “The Hungarian nobleman has a share in legislative power and has rights to an
estate; the Hungarian nobleman cannot even be disturbed by the king outside the
scope of the law, either in his person or in his assets; he can use his property freely.
[…] But let me ask, would the Hungarian nobleman lose any of these rights if the law
were to proclaim that the Hungarian peasant cannot be disturbed either, outside the
scope of the law, in his person or in his assets, that he too owns land, and he is a
member of the nation, too […]? This would have no consequence for the king or the
nobility other than the fact that now only six hundred thousand people safeguard the
constitution, observance of which is in the interests of the king and the citizens alike;
however, in that case there would be ten million people safeguarding it.” (Essay by
Lajos Kossuth, 1833)
a) Arrange the sources in chronological order. Write the letters of the sources in the table
below. Start with the earliest one. (1 point)
1. 2. 3. 4.
b) In Hungary in the Reform Era the proportion of the bourgeoisie was a small percentage.
What proportion could the serfs have accounted for? Circle the number of the correct
answer. (1 point)
c) Use the appropriate term to name the demand underlined in source A). (1 point)
………………………………………………………….
d) Name the medieval charter in which the right underlined in source D) first appeared.
(1 point)
………………………………………………………….
e) Which sources quoted above can be most closely linked to the following extracts from
Sándor Petőfi’s poem, “In the Name of the People”? Write the letter of the source after
each extract. (0.5 points for each correct item.)
1. “Have you not heard of György Dózsa? / You burnt him on a red-hot throne of iron,
/ But the fire could not touch his spirit / As it is fire itself; so beware: / This flame can
bring destruction on you yet again!”
1. „Nem hallottátok Dózsa György hirét? / Izzó vastrónon őt elégetétek, / De
szellemét a tűz nem égeté meg, / Mert az maga tűz; ugy vigyázzatok: / Ismét
pusztíthat e láng rajtatok!”
f) In your own words, explain briefly what argument Széchenyi brought against
maintaining serfdom in source B). (1 point)
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
g) When did the monarch ratify the law in which the demand referred to in source A) was
fulfilled? (1 point)
“I maintain that revolution has its rights; and I add that, as everyone knows, I am here
to defend and give the greatest value to the revolution of the Blackshirts. […] With my
army, I could have made a bivouac of this gloomy grey hall, I could have destroyed it
[…]. I could have done all that, but I did not wish to do so, at any rate not now, at the
outset.” (Mussolini’s inaugural address as Prime Minister)
„Azt állítom, hogy a forradalomnak jogai vannak. Hozzáteszem: mint mindenki tudja,
azért vagyok itt, hogy megvédjem és a lehető legmesszebbmenőre fokozzam a
feketeingesek forradalmát. […] Ebből a süket, szürke teremből seregemmel egy tábori
tanyát csinálhattam volna, szétrombolhattam volna […]. Mindezt megtehettem volna,
de nem akartam megtenni, legalább most, kezdetben nem.” (Mussolini miniszterelnöki
bemutatkozó beszéde)
………………………………………………………………………………..
c) Name the institution that Mussolini threatened in his speech quoted above. (1 point)
……………………………………………………..
d) Name two basic principles of the functioning of modern, democratic political systems,
formulated in the Age of Enlightenment, which the following laws violated. (0.5 points for
each correct item.)
“Up to 31 December 1923, the royal government has the possibility to pass statutory
laws.”
“The head of government is appointed and dismissed by the king. The head of
government is responsible to the king […].”
(Laws from the 1920s)
„A királyi kormánynak 1923. december 31-ig lehetősége van arra, hogy törvényerejű
rendeleteket hozzon.”
1. …………………………………………………………………….
2. …………………………………………………………………….
4 points
A) B)
„Magyarország kötelezi magát, hogy […]
[megtéríti] mindazokat a károkat,
amelyeket a Szövetséges és Társult
Hatalmak polgári lakosságában és
javaiban szárazföldi, tengeri és légi
támadása okozott az alatt az idő alatt,
amíg a Szövetséges és Társult Hatalmak
bármelyike háborút viselt Magyar-
országgal […].” (Békeszerződés)
Contemporary poster
C) D)
a) Use the appropriate term to name the obligation stated in the Peace Treaty quoted
above. (0.5 points)
……………………………………………
b) What monetary phenomenon does the face value of the contemporary banknote show?
(0.5 points)
……………………………………………
c) Name the institution whose foundation made it possible to issue the coin shown
in source F). (1 point)
………………………………………………………..
Decide which sources the following statements refer to. Write the letter of the source in
the appropriate box of the table. Write only one letter in each line. (0.5 points for each correct
item.)
Statement Letter of
source
d) It was related to the lessening international isolation of Hungary.
e) It refers to the conditions of Hungarians who found themselves
beyond the borders of the country.
3 points
10 This task is about the structure and functioning of the United Nations.
Use the sources and your own knowledge to answer the questions.
Decide which institution or office the descriptions in the table refer to. Write the name of
the institution or office in the appropriate box of the table. (0.5 points for each correct item.)
Decide which member of the UN Security Council the following descriptions refer to.
Write the name of the country in the appropriate box of the table. (0.5 points for each
correct item.)
Description Country
e) It participated in the founding conference of the UN.
Despite its relative weakness, as a permanent European
member of the Security Council, it had an influence on
international politics in the decades of the Cold War.
f) The government, which had won the civil war in 1949, only
took the place to which the country was entitled in the
Security Council of the UN in 1971.
B) “Article 42 - Should the …[ (x) ]… consider that […], it may take such action by air,
sea, or land forces as may be necessary to maintain or restore international peace and
security.”
(From the Charter of the United Nations)
C) “The United States, Great Britain and Spain have decided not to submit their plan
of resolution for voting. Instead, they will disarm Iraq without the approval of the …
[ (x) ]…, and war can only be prevented if the Iraqi president quickly leaves the
country.” (News of the Hungarian news agency MTI, 18 March 2003)
D) “ ‘We will step up our efforts outside the …[ (x) ]…, with various partners, in order
to exert pressure […], and help those who are in need of it,’ American ambassador
Susan Rice declared after Moscow and Beijing had vetoed the western plan of
resolution. […] ‘The …[ (x) ]… has completely failed in its most important task for this
year,’ she stated.” (News of the Hungarian news agency MTI, 19 July 2012)
g) Name the institution referred to in sources B), C) and D), replaced by the sign “(x)”.
(1 point)
…………………………………………..
h) Explain briefly why the decisions of the USA and her allies presented in sources C) and
D) are contradictory to the section of the Charter of the UN quoted in source B). (1 point)
…………………………………………………………………………………………………...
5 points
a) What ideological, political purposes might have underlain the economic policy that was
criticised in the text quoted above? Name two different reasons.
1. ………………………………………………………………………..
2. …………………………………………………………………………
b) Why was it impossible to calculate the price of one ton of steel in the given economic
conditions, contrary to what Bulganin implied?
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
c) To what change of personnel in the Hungarian political leadership did the criticism
present in the source lead?
………………………………………………………………………………………………..
4 points
Részletek
a Központi
Statisztikai Hivatal
népszámlálási
kérdőívéből
Based on the sources and your own knowledge, decide if the statements referring to the
census are true or false. Mark your answers by putting an X in the appropriate column
of the table. (0.5 points for each correct item.)
Decide which nationality the following statements refer to. They are based on the census
of 2011. (1 point)
e) “According to the data of the census, they form the greatest proportion of all
minorities of the total population in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county (8.51%). […] The
proportion of the elderly, which had been singularly low previously, has decreased
even further (from 4.7% to 4.6%) due to the short life expectancy caused by poor health
conditions.” (Ágnes Tóth and János Vékás minority researchers, 2011)
3 points
The references for the sources (text, illustration, table, diagram) in the exam booklet:
Task 1: en.wikipedia.org
Task 2: www.medievalists.net, en.wikipedia.org
Task 6: mozaweb.hu
score
maximum achieved
1. Ancient Athens 4
2. The Ottoman Empire 4
3. Louis the Great 4
4. French Absolutism 4
5. Gábor Bethlen 4
6. Unification of Germany 4
I Simple short 7. The issue of serfdom 7
answer tasks 8. Fascist Italy 4
9. Economy of the Horthy period 3
10. United Nations 5
11. Rákosi period 4
12. Nationalities in present-day Hungary 3
Total 50
I. Achieved points, rounded up
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pontszáma egész
számra kerekítve
programba
elért
beírt
I. Egyszerű, rövid választ igénylő feladatok
dátum dátum
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akkor ez a táblázat és az aláírási rész kitöltendő!
TÖRTÉNELEM
ANGOL NYELVEN
EMELT SZINTŰ
ÍRÁSBELI VIZSGA
2017. október 18. 8:00
II.
Időtartam: 175 perc
Pótlapok száma
Tisztázati
Piszkozati
Important information
Try to be concise when giving your answers, and do not use more space than is provided
by the dotted lines.
Please write in blue ink.
We advise you to follow these steps when dealing with essay-type questions:
1. Identify the place and time of the given event or problem.
2. Use the given sources and the secondary school Historical Atlas to understand the task.
3. Collect the general concepts (for example: development, change, production) and the time-
specific concepts (for example: serf, guild, personality cult) that can be used to describe the
given event or problem.
4. Include the information contained in the sources, or the conclusions that can be drawn from
them, in your answers.
5. Identify the events leading up to the given situation, its causes and its results.
6. Include in your answer your knowledge of the era as well as your own opinions and
personal perspective of it.
7. Make drafts or outlines before writing your answers if necessary.
8. Make sure that your sentences are clearly structured, and that your ideas are easy to follow.
9. Your whole answer should have a clear structure. Check your grammar and spelling.
Good luck!
Historical
Number Topic Type
period
Up to The inflow of precious metals into
13 short
World 1849 Europe
history After
14 The Vietnam War short
1849
Up to
15 Rákóczi’s War of Independence long
Hungarian 1849
history After
16 Budapest turning into a metropolis long
1849
covering
– 17 Hungary’s foreign policy
several periods
Complex
The main teachings of Christianity
– 18 comparative
and Islam
After studying the tasks circle the numbers of the ones you have chosen.
You can find the four options in the following table. Mark your choice by putting an X in
the appropriate row. Mark only one of the options.
Write only about the three topics you have chosen. Write your answers on the dotted lines
after the appropriate type of task.
You are allowed to prepare rough copies for your essays.
You can find the evaluation criteria at the end of each task. The assessor will enter the
achieved scores.
“All the wealth and income of the entire Polish Kingdom and the mentioned city of
Danzig [Gdansk, city in Poland] is from the Dutch coming to Danzig once or twice a
year with two or three hundred ships, and within a week, buying and taking away all
the cereals they find in that city. In the last twenty-five years all the great
landowners/squires of Poland and Prussia have discovered that they can send all their
cereals down the rivers to Danzig and sell them.” (Report of an imperial envoy to the
governor of the Netherlands, 1546)
“These people who say we must leave Vietnam are very wrong, as if we leave, the
Communists will seize power in Vietnam. Soon Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and
Malaysia would meet the same fate. All of South-East Asia would come under
Communist and therefore Chinese influence.” (J. F. Kennedy, 1963)
„Ezek az emberek, akik azt mondják, hogy ki kell vonulnunk Vietnámból, azok
nagyon tévednek, mivel ha kivonulunk, akkor a kommunisták fogják uralni
Vietnámot. Rövid időn belül pedig Thaiföld, Kambodzsa, Laosz, Malajzia is erre a
sorsra jutna. Egész Délkelet-Ázsia kommunista és így kínai befolyás alá kerülne.”
(J. F. Kennedy, 1963)
“The weakest point in our armor is the American public. Our own nation will not
support the grave losses, and this may bring about the fall of the government.”
(American president L. B. Johnson, 1965)
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Maximum Achieved
Criteria
points
Understanding of the task 2
“Because we did not take up arms against the welfare and freedom of the landlords
but to restore these to the landlords, as well as to others; although giving them [the
serfs] total freedom from their landlords is both against the law of this Noble Country
and the interests of the landlords.” (Rákóczi’s reply to his petitioning serf-soldiers, 1704)
„Mivel mi sem avégre fogtunk fegyvert, hogy a földes urak jussát s szabadságát
bontogassuk, sőt valamint mások, úgy a földes urak jussát is hellyre állítsuk, melly
okra nízve, hogy [a jobbágyokat] tellyességgel urok szolgálattya alul fel szabadícsuk,
mind a Nemes Ország törvényének, mind pedig a földes urak jussának ellenére
vagyon.” (Rákóczi válasza kérvényező jobbágy-katonáinak, 1704)
“As stated above, since our Country has got into such a plight, in order to continue
our present fight for the restoration of our past liberties and because a common share
in the burdens is required […] each and every one of us, none being exempt, shall
contribute to the collection of two million in our Country.” (A resolution of the diet of
Ónod, 1707)
„Megírt módon, illyetén állapotokra lévén Országunknak jutása, e mostani
hadakozásunknak továbbvaló folytatásához, régi szabadságaink helyre hozása
kedvéért, feles költség kívántatván […] mindnyájan egyen-egyen, senkit ki nem vévén,
két millió pénzbeli segítség adást rendeltünk közöttünk, Országunkban kiszedetni.”
(Az ónodi országgyűlés határozata, 1707)
Glossary
Nagy-Britannia: Great Britain
Hollandia: Dutch Republic
Poroszország: Prussia
Spanyol Németalföld: Spanish Netherlands
Franciaország: France
Bajorország: Bavaria
Habsburg Birodalom: Habsburg Empire
Magyarország: Hungary
Portugália: Portugal
Spanyolország: Spain
Savoya: Savoy
Milánó: Milan
Nápolyi Királyság: Kingdom of Naples
I. Lipót és szövetségesei: Leopold I and his allies
XIV. Lajos és szövetségesei: Louis XIV and his allies
“First. As to the request of the Estates of the Polish Republic His Majesty the Prince of
Transylvania has promised to His Majesty the Tsar to accept the crown of Poland,
based on this contract, if the Republic were to elect him monarch of their own free will;
therefore, His Majesty the Tsar […] promises to keep him on the throne of Poland in
his dignity as King […]
Ninth. His Majesty the Tsar promises to convince His Majesty the Emperor to restore
the independence of Hungary and Transylvania and to do everything in his power to
achieve this.”
(Treaty of Alliance between Tsar Peter and Rákóczi, 1707)
16 This task is about the history of Hungary under the Dual Monarchy. (long)
Use the sources and your own knowledge to present the main factors leading to Budapest
becoming a metropolis.
Contemporary poster
The number of the chosen long task about the history of Hungary: ……
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Maximum Achieved
Criteria
points
Understanding of the task 2
L2 2
C1 2
Communication and use of
special vocabulary C2 2
C3 2
S1 3
Acquisition of information and
use of sources S2 3
S3 3
S4 3
E1 3
Describing the reasons behind an
event; critical and problem- E2 3
centred approach
E3 3
E4 3
Total 36
Divided by 2
Exam points 18
17 This task is about Hungary’s aims in foreign policy. (complex – covering several periods)
Use the sources and your own knowledge to present Hungarian foreign policy concerning
the maintenance and restoration of the territorial unity of “Historical Hungary” between
1918 and 1939. In your answer mention the following points:
Hungary at the end of World War I and the foreign policy of the Károlyi government,
the foreign policy and wars of the Hungarian Soviet Republic,
the Treaty of Trianon and characteristics of the revisionist policy in the 1920s,
the changes and results of the revisionist policy in the 1930s.
Use the secondary school historical atlas.
“My foreign policy is based on Wilsonian ideals. We have only one ideology: Wilson,
Wilson, and for the third time Wilson. […] The role of America is to remake Europe,
extirpating the idea of revenge and creating a peace that will not leave any nations
embittered.” (Mihály Károlyi, 1918)
„Külpolitikámat a wilsoni elvekre alapítom. Nekünk egy elvünk van: Wilson, Wilson
és harmadszor is Wilson. […] Amerikára az a feladat vár, hogy átgyúrja egész Európát,
kiirtsa belőle a reváns gondolatát, és olyan békét teremtsen, mely nem hagyja egyetlen
nép lelkében sem a keserűség fullánkját.” (Károlyi Mihály, 1918)
“The Allied and Associated Powers wish to summon the representatives of the
Hungarian government to the peace conference of Paris soon, in order to learn about
their views on the just boundaries of Hungary. Meanwhile, Hungarians are
conducting raids against Czechoslovakians and are invading Slovakia. At the same
time the Allied and Associated Powers proclaimed their firm decision to put an end to
any pointless hostilities when on two occasions they stopped Romanian troops
crossing first the borders specified in the armistice and then the boundary of the
neutral zone, and impeded their further advance towards Budapest, and also when
they stopped the Serbian and French armies at the Southern Hungarian front. In these
conditions we firmly instruct the government of Budapest to immediately put a stop
to attacks against the Czechoslovakians.” (telegram from the Paris Peace Conference,
known as the “Clemenceau memorandum”, 7 June 1919)
“Par. 1 The Ministry is empowered to spend altogether 1 billion pengő above the sums
specified in the national budget, on national defence and anti-aircraft defence, on the
construction of roads and bridges, on the development of the national railway and
shipping, as well as on equipment for the postal, telegraph and telephone services, on
promoting new settlements and the purchase of construction sites, on facilitating
agricultural production and trade, […] on the construction of a system of health care
in order to enhance the health and social situation of villages, on providing villages
with healthy drinking water, on research on mining and raw materials, on enhancing
the use of raw materials and on other public projects […].” (from Act 20 of 1938 on the
Győr Program)
„Az volt a szokás a pogányok Muhammad with the Black Stone of the Kaaba
között, hogy december huszon- (16th century Persian representation)
ötödikén megünnepelték a Nap
születésének napját, ahol a
vígalom jeléül fényeket gyújtot-
tak. Ezeken az ünnepségeken és
mulatságokon a keresztények is
“And one of them, a lawyer, asked him a “Say, ‘We believe in Allah and in what
question to test him. ‘Teacher, which is was revealed to us and what was
the greatest commandment in the Law?’ revealed to Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac,
And he said to him, ‘You shall love the Jacob, and the Descendants, and in what
Lord your God with all your heart and was given to Moses and Jesus and to the
with all your soul and with all your prophets from their Lord. We make no
mind. This is the first and the greatest distinction between any of them.’”
commandment. (Koran)
And the second is like it: You shall love
your neighbour as yourself. On these two „Mondd: »Hiszünk Allahban, és abban,
commandments depend all the Law and ami kinyilatkoztatás gyanánt lejött
the Prophets.’ ” (Gospel of Matthew) hozzánk, és leküldetett Ábrahámhoz,
Ismáelhez, Izsákhoz, Jákobhoz és Izrael
„Hogy próbára tegye, az egyik törvény- törzseihez, és abban, amit Mózes, Jézus
tudó kérdéssel fordult hozzá: »Mester, és a próféták kaptak az Uruktól. Nem
melyik a főparancs a törvényben?« Jézus teszünk különbséget egyikük javára sem
ezt felelte: »Szeresd Uradat, Istenedet közülük.«” (Korán)
teljes szívedből, teljes lelkedből és teljes
elmédből. Ez a legnagyobb, az első
parancs.
A második hasonló hozzá: Szeresd
felebarátodat, mint saját magadat.
Ezen a két parancson alapszik az egész
törvény és a próféták.«” (Máté
evangéliuma)
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S5 3 Describing the E1 4
reasons behind
E1 3 an event; E2 4
Describing the critical and
reasons behind E2 3 problem-centred E3 4
an event; critical approach
and problem- E3 3 E4 4
centred Total 44
E4 3
approach Divided by 2
E5 3 Exam points 22
Total 44
Divided by 2
Exam points 22
The references for the sources (text, illustration, table, diagram) in the exam booklet:
Task 16: www.slideserve.com, http://artificium-artis.blogspot.hu
score
maximum achieved
I Simple short 50
Total
answer tasks
I Achieved points, rounded up
13. The inflow of precious metals into Europe 10
14. The Vietnam War 10
15. Rákóczi’s War of Independence 18
II Longer 16. Budapest turning into a metropolis 18
(essay-type) 17. Hungary’s foreign policy 22
tasks 18. The main teachings of Christianity and
22
Islam
Total 50
II Achieved points rounded up
I + II
100
Score of the written exam
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