Pearson Edexcel A level History Paper 4, June 2023
Pearson Edexcel's Paper 4 for History (9HI0), from the June 2023 exams. Each link opens the board's own PDF on qualifications.pearson.com in a new tab.
Grade boundaries for this paper
The marks out of 40 that each grade needed on 9HI0/4, Paper 4 in June 2023. A grade for one paper on its own is only a guide; the real grade comes from all the papers together.
| Grade | A* | A | B | C | D | E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mark | 37 | 34 | 30 | 26 | 22 | 18 |
Every paper's boundaries for June 2023Pearson Edexcel grade boundaries, A level June 2023 (opens qualifications.pearson.com in a new tab)
More for Pearson Edexcel A level History
The other June 2023 papers
- Option 1A: The crusades
- Option 1B: England
- Option 1C: Britain
- Option 1D: Britain
- Option 1E: Russia
- Option 1F: In search of the American Dream: the USA
- Option 1G: Germany and West Germany
- Option 1H: Britain Transformed
- Option 2A: 1 Anglo-Saxon England and the Anglo-Norman Kingdom
- Option 2B: 1 Luther and the German Reformation
- Option 2C: 1 France in Revolution
- Option 2D: 1 The Unification of Italy
- Option 2E: 1 Mao’s China
- Option 2F: 1 India
- Option 2G: 1 The rise and fall of fascism in Italy
- Option 2H: 1 The USA
- Option 30: Lancastrians
- Option 31: Rebellion and disorder under the Tudors
- Option 32: The Golden Age of Spain
- Option 33: The witch craze in Britain
- Option 34: 1 Industrialisation and social change in Britain
- Option 35: 1 Britain: losing and gaining an empire
- Option 36: 1 Protest
- Option 37: 1: The Changing Nature of Warfare 1859-1991 - 2: Germany 1871-1990
- Option 38: 1 The making of modern Russia
- Option 39: 1 Civil rights and race relations in the USA
This paper in other years
Every Pearson Edexcel A level History paper is on the History past papers page, and Edexcel's own list is on its website (opens qualifications.pearson.com in a new tab).
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