History (9489)

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European option: Modern Europe, 1774–1924 (Papers 1–2)

  • France, 1774–1814

  • Liberalism and nationalism in Germany, 1815–71

  • Russia from autocracy to revolution, 1881–1924

American option: The history of the USA, 1820–1941 (Papers 1–2)

  • The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1820–77

  • The Gilded Age and the Progressive Era, 1870–1920

  • The Great Crash, the Great Depression and the New Deal, 1920–41

International option: International history, 1870–1939 (Papers 1–2)

  • Imperialism and the emergence of world powers, c.1870–1918

  • International relations, 1919–29: conflict and cooperation

  • International history, 1929–39: the rise of extremism and the road to war

Paper 3: Historical interpretations

Paper 4 European option: European history, 1919–41

  • Mussolini's Italy, 1919–41

  • Stalin's Russia, 1924–41

  • Hitler's Germany, 1929–41

Paper 4 American option: The USA, 1945–93

  • Truman, Eisenhower and post-war USA, 1945–61

  • A time of challenges: the USA, 1961–74

  • The USA, 1974–93

Paper 4 International option: International history, 1909–94

  • The Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe, 1953–91

  • End of minority rule in South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948–94

  • The route to independence: Malaysia and Indonesia, c.1909–67

Skills: Sources & essays

  • Comparing two sources (Paper 1 Part (a))

  • Using four sources to test a claim (Paper 1 Part (b))

  • Causal explanation: 'Explain why' (Paper 2 Part (a))

  • Argument, alternative perspectives and judgement (Paper 2 Part (b))

  • Source provenance, context and reliability

  • Analysing a historian's interpretation and approach (Paper 3)

  • Assess and Evaluate essays (Paper 4)

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