History GCSE grade C to A* in a year! Could'nt help me could you?

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  1. FigureSkater's Avatar
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    Re: History GCSE grade C to A* in a year! Could'nt help me could you?
    do you not know the stuff?
    only watch history documentaries, only visit historical sites, only read historical books, you know where i'm goin' doncha? lol
    well you probably won't have to be that serious, but brush up on your history if that's the problem
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    Re: History GCSE grade C to A* in a year! Could'nt help me could you?
    (Original post by secretassasin69)
    Hello, I just don't understand what would you give for the evidence, would you give a fact or do you have to quote. By the way I'm doing Edexcel History B: American West Paper in June.

    I'm really worried because I'm aiming for an A* but I'm no where near it yet.
    For source-based questions, your evidence would come from the sources: direct quotes and inferences from provided data would be obvious choices. For any longer questions, you would need to give evidence based on your own knowledge, such as specific historical examples relating to the point you're making.
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    Re: History GCSE grade C to A* in a year! Could'nt help me could you?
    I got a D in my history mock but ended up with an A* overall
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    Re: History GCSE grade C to A* in a year! Could'nt help me could you?
    (Original post by BJack)
    For source-based questions, your evidence would come from the sources: direct quotes and inferences from provided data would be obvious choices. For any longer questions, you would need to give evidence based on your own knowledge, such as specific historical examples relating to the point you're making.
    oh ok this is helpful as last minute revision since the exam's on 20th June 2012. I don't know some of the content because for most of the topic we had a cover sociology teacher teaching us history. Any other advice? btw I have the official edexcel book for american west & i am making notes on it & revising from it. Do you have any other tips? please help. Thanks
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