Pearson Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) History: Paper 1 Depth Studies

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November exams are closing up, students who will take the May exam are waiting for those exams to be published in the IB resources and overall everyone is alarmed to make perfect (the eternal goal) on their exams. In this article I’ll guide you through what History papers are and how you can practice on these.

Paper 1 is a one hour long exam where you’ll be doing 4 questions about 4 sources. By sources it is meant that either visual or text piece that gives historical knowledge, these are usually works done by historians or primary resources. Question 1 (5 marks) Option 11: Medicine in Britain c1250 – present and the British sector of the Western front, 1914 -1918: Injuries, treatment and the trenches. The Wanga warriors became agents of the British colonialism/ used to subdue the other resisting communities/mercenaries.

 SECTION A (25 marks)

He/she presides over public/ national days/ Labour Day/ Madaraka Day/ Jamhuri Day; where the country's achievements are celebrated. He/she nominates/ appoints with approval of parliament, senior public officers who assist in governing the country such as Cabinet se etaries/ Attorney General/ ambassadors. They acted as priests/ praying/ offered sacrifices/ offering/ o ating at religious functions. Any 2 x 1-2 marks Option 11: Medicine in Britain, c1250–present and The British sector of the Western Front, 1914–18: injuries, treatment and the trenches It regulates traffic by directing/arresting traffic offenders/inspecting vehicles to determine their road-worthiness

i)he/ she is the Chief Executive of the county as public servants in the county Government are accountable to him/her

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Unit 3: Schools History Project Source Enquiry Option 3A: The transformation of Surgery c1845-c1918 (5HB03/3A) he/ she is the Chief Executive of the county as public servants in the county Government are accountable to him/her Unit 3: Modern World Source Enquiry: Option 3C The transformation of British Society c1951-1979 (5HA03/3C) a) State five characteristics of independent churches during the colonial period in Kenya.(5 marks) He supervises the County Executive Committee members to ensure service delivery in the respective departments