Edexcel-a-level-history-coursework Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This analysis of the role of examinations in history teaching starts with what we have now and seeks to explain how we got there, as well as why there were a number of ‘dead-ends’ along the way. Features of the current examination system in history GCSE As National Curriculum history is not tested by SATs, we are dealing only with 16+ examinations (GCSE and A level). GCSE history has the largest entry of the ‘optional’ subjects (33% of GCSE students took history in 2009 – 197,8...

A level History Coursework for Edexcel exam board done in the previous year, marked and graded an A* (38/40 marks) by the exam board. The full question is: Historians have disagreed about the causes of the Cold War. What is your view about the causes of the Cold War? Fully referenced and proof read.

This PDF document is a complete set of notes covering the A-Level Edexcel History topic: India c1914-48; the road to Independence. This unique document draws from a myriad of resources, ranging from numerous textbooks to specialist historians in the field, as well as from my own personal wider reading. Furthermore, I completed my history coursework receiving 39/40 (A*) drawing on quotes and information from this document, highlighting the full-proof nature of its contents. This document is struc...

A* grade A-level History coursework which received 38/40 marks and compares the interpretations of 3 different historians (Harris, Stevenson & Cook and Gardiner) on their views as to whether the interwar years were the 'Devils Decade'. Includes references from other historians and reaches a balanced conclusion. PLEASE NOTE that this coursework has been submitted previously and so can only be used as a reference for future coursework answers.

EDEXCEL HISTORY COURSEWORK GRADE A/A*- WORTH 20% OF A LEVEL. This piece earned 33/40 and was awarded an A/A* which was dependent on the grade boundaries. It is a useful essay in order to help with the organisation and coordination of your History coursework. The question for this piece is - "Historians disagree about the significance of Martin Luther King in advancing the civil rights movement in America, 1954-68. What is your view on the significance of MLK?".

This History Coursework is graded A*, completed in 2021. This essay analyses the behaviour and actions of both the USA and the Soviet Union to assess who is to blame for the Cold War. I have referenced a vast range of revisionist, orthodox, and post-revisionist historians and their interpretations. This will provide an excellent template and an understanding of the style of writing you should adopt to achieve top marks!

This document includes brief summaries and the key points of a vast range of revisionist, orthodox and post-revisionist historians in regards to the Cold War. It also includes where this information is from i.e. the name of the historians' articles and the page numbers. These notes will aid you in achieving top marks in your Cold War coursework!

This is my 40/40 A-Level History coursework essay on the English Civil War for edexcel. My teacher graded it 40/40 full marks. This is my own work and copy of this will be plagiarism so do not copy, this is purely for help/inspiration. I wrote this in year 13. It is A*. The topics is whether the English Civil War was caused by religious divisions. I spent 2 months writing and perfecting this.

Original coursework essay submitted in 2017 for the Edexcel A level in History (syllabus first taught in 2015). The essay was awarded full marks after moderation and the candidate later achieved an A* in the overall A level. The full question set as the coursework title was as follows: Historians have disagreed about the extent to which the First English Civil War was caused by religious divisions. What is your view about the extent to which the First English Civil War was caused by religious ...