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Postwar Britain, 1951–94

AS Unit F961

Harold Wilson speaking to miners while out canvassing during the 1964 general election
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In the AS history period-study examination you have to write two essays in 1 hour 30 minutes. It is vital to plan your use of time to ensure that you complete both essays. An equal amount of time should be spent on each essay so that all the key points are covered in a logical, well-structured and cogent manner.

The ability to meet the assessment objectives for this unit is crucial if high marks are to be obtained. With this in mind, about 5 minutes should be spent on planning each response. The assessment objectives demand that you demonstrate a good level of knowledge and understanding of the study topic. In particular, you should be able to:

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