Edexcel A Level History Paper 3 (9HI0 30-39) - 11th June 2024 [Exam Chat]

Bro I thought that It was a good idea to not study Australia and America and both were in section b💀☠️.i choose America and I did not even remember when the war of independence happened

I did really well on the source and breadth question for empire. But I chose the Q on Western Australia which went so badly, I didn't even know the date they settled and I think I messed up my chances at getting an A* in History and also my firm Uni. Edexcel exam board with really mean this year, when I looked back at the textbook, there was literally 4 lines on the settlement on Western Australia. 🥺🤮🤮😭😭

We all expected India to come up and America + Australia to definitely not come up, but hey, Edexcel enjoy playing with us. 1000% they have someone in here 🤣. Despise Canada with a passion but there was loads to write about in that source which it made it relatively easy. I did have trouble trying to argue why the source was limited tho🤔. America was unexpected but question was beautiful as have done it multiple times before. Breadth trade question was also lovely. Didn’t even bother reading the navy one.

i do need to vent so someoen who did option 31 reply❤️❤️

Literally!!! I was either hoping for Northern Rebellion or Kett’s rebellion

it was ****

anyone here doing the witch craze?

literally any other thing apart from that and the fact it wasnt even a key thing like threats it was on the spanish invasion wtaf

Tudor questions were mean!!! I managed but I hope it’s enough because I want an A for history but I don’t think I did as good on my first paper. How did everyone do?
I did foreign support for section B and parliament for section C

I haveeee

Wasn’t a fan
Did the borough q without knowing what a borough was lmao

What did you put for the parliament question? I didn’t revise parliament at all, so I’m not sure whether my arguments are correct or what my rough mark may be (all monarchs covered with decent OK through out).*
Main arguments*
No significant change: The role of parliament stayed the same for the whole duration. I can’t remember the refute point*
Significant change: The scale at which parliament operated grew in size, e.g., numbers of MP’s and the number of times parliament was called parliament, changing over time, refuted with time on the throne, and major issues*
For Significant Change: Changing Landscape and Background of Those Who Made Up Parliament with Rising Borough Representation in the House of Commons, and how it Influenced Legislation, e.g., under Elizabeth, the 1598 Poor Law Act (can’t remember refute point)*

Hi everyone - I'm doing Ireland and the Union. Anyone else? I haven't met anybody doing the same course 😭

I did really well on the source and breadth question for empire. But I chose the Q on Western Australia which went so badly, I didn't even know the date they settled and I think I messed up my chances at getting an A* in History and also my firm Uni. Edexcel exam board with really mean this year, when I looked back at the textbook, there was literally 4 lines on the settlement on Western Australia. 🥺🤮🤮😭😭

If you don’t mind could you tell me what all the questions were that came up? I did this paper last year and I’m just intrigued cus there wasn’t much left untouched on the spec lol

Source was on Canada, about the problems face and the attitudes of the governor in 1837.
Depth was in between a question on America (forgot what the actual question was cause I didn’t do it) and Australia which the question asked how far do you agree that the main motivator of establishing a settlement at Western Australia was because of commercial interests.
Breadth navy question said something like “the power of the navy was the main reason for the ….” Forgot the rest and I didn’t do the trade question so I forgot it.

Question One: How valuable is a source in discussing the AAA?

Question Seven: Levittowns