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Update for all Edexcel
Subscribers:
We have now resolved an issue relating to the content for 'Unit 1 F
The Seeds of Evil - the Rise of National Socialism in Germany to 1933'.
If you have previously added this topic to your course then please note
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any technical difficulties you may have experienced and we are sorry
for any inconvenience this has caused.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR EDEXCEL AND OCR
USERS: In line with
changes to OCR and Edexcel's AS and A2 specifications, Access to History
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Access to History Online is for all AS and A2 students of history
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Here you will find the history topics you’re studying at AS and
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with a range of supporting material provided by OCR,
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and final exams.
Access to History Online offers:
- General advice from examiners;
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to
excellent, designed to show you what’s required;
- Accompanying source material where appropriate;
- Examiners’ step-by-step analysis of the
exemplar answers,
and pointers on how to improve your own answers;
- Tips on how to improve your exam technique and
develop key
historical skills;
- Extensive mark schemes with commentary;
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- Chronologies for each topic;
- Guidance by examiners on the all-important approach
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We would like to stress that the content is
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