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is it possible to still get an A in history AS level without mentioning dates?

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is it possible to still get an A in history AS level without mentioning dates?

I dont really know all of the dates but I know quotations and all of the events. I keep mixing up all of the dates. If I dont include the dates would this seriously hinder my mark?

Im on edexcel if that makes any difference

Totally possible.

In most instances continuity will substitute perfectly well for specific dates if you're detailed enough. Both demonstrate to the examiner that you know what you're writing about.

Reply 3

Greg.

You could just say for example 'in the 1840's' if the event was actually in 1848. But yeah, totally possible I think. Just make sure you know the really key dates, but minor one's will not matter.

Reply 4

7589200

Also some dates are really obvious like..."9/11"

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