Pearson Edexcel A-level History 2016 — 6HI

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ExaminationPearson Edexcel A-level
SubjectHistory
Year and session2016 · June
PublisherPearson Education Limited (Edexcel)
Unit 1: Historical Themes in Breadth6HI01 · Required
Time: 80 min · Weighting: 25%
Within the selected Unit 1 option, choose two topics.
↳ Unit 1Choose one of the following options:
England in the Middle Ages and Transition to the Early Modern World6HI01/A · Option
Power, Belief and Conflict in Early Modern Europe6HI01/B · Option
The British Empire: Colonisation and Decolonisation6HI01/C · Option
A World Divided: Communism and Democracy in the 20th Century6HI01/D · Option
The Expansion and Challenge of Nationalism6HI01/E · Option
The Expansion and Challenge of Nationalism (including F7)6HI01/F · Option
Unit 2: British History Depth Studies6HI02 · Required
Time: 80 min · Weighting: 25%
Within the selected option, choose one topic.
↳ Unit 2Choose one of the following options:
Early Modern British History: Crown and Authority6HI02/A · Option
British Political History in the 19th Century6HI02/B · Option
Conflict and Change in 19th and 20th Century Britain6HI02/C · Option
The British Empire Challenged6HI02/D · Option
Britain in the Later 20th Century: Responding to Change6HI02/E · Option
Unit 3: Depth Studies and Associated Historical Controversies6HI03 · Required
Time: 120 min · Weighting: 30%
Within the selected option, choose one topic.
↳ Unit 3Choose one of the following options:
Revolution and Conflict in England6HI03/A · Option
Politics, Protest and Revolution6HI03/B · Option
The United States: Challenged and Transformed6HI03/C · Option
The Challenge of Fascism6HI03/D · Option
War and Peace: 20th Century International Relations6HI03/E · Option
Unit 4: Historical Enquiry6HI04 · Required
Weighting: 20%
6HI01/F cannot be combined with topic D1 in 6HI03/D. The coursework topic must meet the specification’s combination restrictions.

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