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2 chunky paragraphs with PEE relating back to question Technique: 2 chunky paragraphs with PEE relating back to question Possible Early Settler 4 mark questions (Section B) Who were the first people to move onto the Great Plains? or Describe the way of life of the Mountain men. Level 1 – 1 – 3 marks. You describe simple statements that relate to the question. Level 2 4 – 6 marks. You describe and explain key features using examples to support your ideas

Why were the Mormons able to successfully settle in Salt Lake City Why were the Mormons able to successfully settle in Salt Lake City? 12 Marks Level 1 – 1 – 2 marks, answer describes general points, single factors or Simple statements of knowledge Level 2 – 3 – 6 marks, answer that talks about several factors, but no Real detail or explanation OR one factor is explained in depth and thinks about the Importance of one factor. Level 3 – 7 – 10 marks, answer explains several factors related to the Question giving specific examples and details from own knowledge or providing links between factors Level 4 – 11 – 12 marks, same as level 3 but with a detailed conclusion that clearly evaluates the importance of each factor or summarises the importance of the factors involved.