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A-level Edexcel History Study and Revision Group

Hi everyone,

This is the main thread for anyone studying Edexcel History. All are welcome to join.

What are your options for your history course?

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Reply 1

TSR Jessica

Sorry you've not had any responses about this. :frown:

Are you sure you've posted in the right place? :smile:

Here's a link to our subject forum which should help get you more responses if you post there. :redface:

Reply 2

1st superstar

Original post by aarnat

Hi everyone,

This is the main thread for anyone studying Edexcel History. All are welcome to join.

What are your options for your history course?

@Evil Homer @Puddles the Monkey

Reply 3

Evil Homer

TSR Community Staff

Have added this to the list now and moved the thread to the History forum :smile:

Thankyou for starting it!!

Reply 4

aarnat

Original post by Evil Homer

Have added this to the list now and moved the thread to the History forum :smile:

Thankyou for starting it!!

No worries!

Reply 5

username4549044

Original post by aarnat

Hi everyone,

This is the main thread for anyone studying Edexcel History. All are welcome to join.

What are your options for your history course?

I'm doing option H I believe ( can't remember off the top of my head"
Its Britain transformed 1918-1979 & US History 1920-55

Reply 6

ConnieStudies

Hi im doing Mao's China, Russia Lenin-Yeltsin and Protest, agitation and parliamentary reform :smile:

Reply 7

username3872036

Hey

I'm doing Russia - Lenin-Yeltsin, Mao’s China & Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry VII

Reply 8

r3320

Original post by ben_golding45

I'm doing option H I believe ( can't remember off the top of my head"
Its Britain transformed 1918-1979 & US History 1920-55

i’m doing this too! could you pm me? (please don’t feel obligated to) i could do with the support LMAO x

Reply 9

r3320

also now we’re all here could we exchange essays perhaps (band 5 essays) i have a few i could share too!

Reply 10

Admera

Hi guys!

I'm doing (not sure on the exact names lol)
- The rise and fall of the british empire
- Germany 1918-1989
- Fascism in Italy

Reply 11

Admera

How much revision is everyone doing at the moment? I'm starting to struggle a bit with the amount of content and finding history is taking over my other subjects :/

Reply 12

username4549044

Original post by r3320

i’m doing this too! could you pm me? (please don’t feel obligated to) i could do with the support LMAO x

Messaged x

Reply 13

aarnat

Original post by ConnieStudies

Hi im doing Mao's China, Russia Lenin-Yeltsin and Protest, agitation and parliamentary reform :smile:

I'm doing the same papers as you 😂

Reply 14

aarnat

How are we feeling about our history A-level coming up? I am petrified at the moment, I am really worried I won't learn all the content in time for the exam or my exam technique won't improve in time.

Reply 15

ConnieStudies

Original post by aarnat

I'm doing the same papers as you 😂

That's cool what's your predicted grade? :smile:

Reply 16

r3320

Original post by aarnat

i’m not so much worried about the content, i’m extremely worried about exam technique though! i feel as though essays are just hit or miss :frown:

Reply 17

Sammyboy786

Hi
im doing britain 1625-1701
Russian revolution 1894-1924
Civil rights and USA 1850-2009

How would i establish a valid criteria and can anyone give any examples
Thanks

Reply 18

OliviaColey

Hello,
I'm doing

Germany 1918-1989
Fascism in Italy
Rebellion and Disorder under Tudors

Reply 19

r3320

hey, i have a quick question.

so i have finally (after writing about 30 essays this past half term) figured out essay technique!

BUT, i have problems comprehending the questions. it sounds really silly but in the exam i look at the question and it’s as if the words all jumble together and the sentence says ‘how far do you agree that dhakanawjwjjshsbqwsjja djsjaoak’

that’s literally what i see lmfao.

any tips on how to decode and break down questions? x

my english teachers always say to unpick the terms but in history it’s always a bit different because sometimes you’re weighing two factors against each other or sometimes you’re weighing a factor from post ww2 against one post ww1 and the timelines get a bit hazy.