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This booklet is designed to supplement the ExaminerReports published in August 2022, which can be foundhere .  \nThis booklet covers:  \n• Option 30 (1HI0/30): Russia andthe Soviet Union, 1917–41  \n• Option 31 (1HI0/31): Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918–39  \n• Option 32 (1HI0/32): Mao’s China, 1945–76  \n• Option 33 (1HI0/33): The USA 1954–75: conflict at home and abroad.  \nIt is recommended that teachers look also at examples from options that they do not teach,as sometimes they illustrate different points that are relevant across all options.  \nThere are answers from two questions for each option, which have been chosen asthey areoften questions that students find challenging:  \n• Q3(c) Why interpretations differ  \n• Q3(d) How far do you agree with Interpretation 2  \nThe sources, interpretations andthe indicative content are not included in this document, soplease refer to the question papersand mark schemes, which can be foundhere .  \nAccess to Scripts  \nUse our freeAccess to Scriptsservice to view your students’marked exam scripts. The serviceis available from results day until mid-December each year, but remember to get yourstudents’permission to use their scripts in advance.  \nThiscase studywith a GCSE History centre suggestshow you can use Access to Scripts tounderstand student performance, gain professional development in your department, giveyou model answers for use in the classroom, and motivate and encourage students.  \nResultsPlus data  \nResultsPlus and Access to Scripts complement each other. ResultsPlus is a useful tool foranalysing your students’performance. More information on its range of features, including astep-by-step guide, is availablehere .  \nAfter each full exam series, we provide the global data for every question on every option:  \naverage marks overall and also by each grade. The global data is downloaded fromResultsPlus and tidied up.  \nThe spreadsheets can be downloaded from the Edexcel websitehere : look under the‘Guide’dropdown. You’ll need yourEdexcel Onlineloginto access the files – please ask your ExamsOfficer if you don’t have an Edexcel Online account.  \nBelow are extracts from this data, showing how students performed on questions 3(c) and3(d) on Route 1HIA in the summer 2022 exam series. The extracts give the average marks forall students on each question, plus the average marks for students attaining grades 9, 7 and 4in the overall qualification.  \nPlease note that, because of optionality, two routes were available: 1HIA and 1HIB, andthedata for these is provided separately in 2022. 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