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Cambridge International AS & A Level 9489 · Examination year 2027

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Current question placements
73 / 73
Direct conceptual matches
10
Partial matches
51
Enrichment
12
Placements needing review
0
Inventory entries without linked practice
47

Inventory scope: specified content sections. Source inventory: partial; further source entries require review. Independent teacher approval: pending.

Official references

Practice by syllabus reference

both · Core (3 entries)
History 9489: both · Core
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AO1Relevant period knowledgeNo linked practice
AO2Explain and judge historical relationships
AO3Evaluate sources in historical context
A · Core (1 entries)
History 9489: A · Core
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AO4Analyse historians' interpretations
AS · European: France, 1774-1814 (4 entries)
AS · European: German unification, 1815-1871 (4 entries)
History 9489: AS · European: German unification, 1815-1871
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AS Level: European: German unification, 1815-1871: 2.1Causes of the 1848-1849 revolutionsNo linked practice
AS Level: European: German unification, 1815-1871: 2.2Consequences of the revolutionsNo linked practice
AS Level: European: German unification, 1815-1871: 2.3Bismarck's position and achievements to 1866No linked practice
AS Level: European: German unification, 1815-1871: 2.4Unification by 1871
AS · European: Russia, 1881-1924 (4 entries)
History 9489: AS · European: Russia, 1881-1924
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AS Level: European: Russia, 1881-1924: 3.1Autocracy under Alexander IIINo linked practice
AS Level: European: Russia, 1881-1924: 3.2Opposition and stability, 1894-1914No linked practice
AS Level: European: Russia, 1881-1924: 3.3Bolshevik victory in 1917
AS Level: European: Russia, 1881-1924: 3.4Bolshevik consolidation to 1924No linked practice
AS · American: Civil War and Reconstruction, 1820-1877 (4 entries)
History 9489: AS · American: Civil War and Reconstruction, 1820-1877
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AS Level: American: Civil War and Reconstruction, 1820-1877: 4.1Sectional divisions before 1860No linked practice
AS Level: American: Civil War and Reconstruction, 1820-1877: 4.2Outbreak of civil warNo linked practice
AS Level: American: Civil War and Reconstruction, 1820-1877: 4.3Why the war lasted four yearsNo linked practice
AS Level: American: Civil War and Reconstruction, 1820-1877: 4.4Reconstruction's results
AS · American: Gilded Age and Progressive Era, 1870s-1920 (4 entries)
AS · American: Depression and New Deal, 1920-1941 (4 entries)
History 9489: AS · American: Depression and New Deal, 1920-1941
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AS Level: American: Depression and New Deal, 1920-1941: 6.1Crash and Depression causesNo linked practice
AS Level: American: Depression and New Deal, 1920-1941: 6.2Depression's effectsNo linked practice
AS Level: American: Depression and New Deal, 1920-1941: 6.3First New DealNo linked practice
AS Level: American: Depression and New Deal, 1920-1941: 6.4Second New Deal
AS · International: Empire and world powers, 1870-1919 (4 entries)
History 9489: AS · International: Empire and world powers, 1870-1919
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AS Level: International: Empire and world powers, 1870-1919: 7.1European expansion in AfricaNo linked practice
AS Level: International: Empire and world powers, 1870-1919: 7.2Imperial rivalryNo linked practice
AS Level: International: Empire and world powers, 1870-1919: 7.3Japan as a world power
AS Level: International: Empire and world powers, 1870-1919: 7.4United States as a world powerNo linked practice
AS · International: International relations, 1919-1929 (4 entries)
AS · International: International relations, 1929-1939 (4 entries)
A · European: Mussolini's Italy, 1919-1941 (4 entries)
A · European: Stalin's Russia, 1924-1941 (4 entries)
History 9489: A · European: Stalin's Russia, 1924-1941
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Paper 4: European: Stalin's Russia, 1924-1941: 2.1Stalin's riseNo linked practice
Paper 4: European: Stalin's Russia, 1924-1941: 2.2Stalinist governmentNo linked practice
Paper 4: European: Stalin's Russia, 1924-1941: 2.3Economic policies
Paper 4: European: Stalin's Russia, 1924-1941: 2.4Social policiesNo linked practice
A · European: Hitler's Germany, 1929-1941 (4 entries)
A · American: USA, 1945-1961 (4 entries)
History 9489: A · American: USA, 1945-1961
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Paper 4: American: USA, 1945-1961: 4.1Truman's domestic policiesNo linked practice
Paper 4: American: USA, 1945-1961: 4.2Eisenhower's domestic policiesNo linked practice
Paper 4: American: USA, 1945-1961: 4.3Social and economic changeNo linked practice
Paper 4: American: USA, 1945-1961: 4.4Truman and Eisenhower foreign policies
A · American: USA, 1961-1974 (4 entries)
A · American: USA, 1974-1993 (4 entries)
History 9489: A · American: USA, 1974-1993
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Paper 4: American: USA, 1974-1993: 6.1Challenges of the late 1970sNo linked practice
Paper 4: American: USA, 1974-1993: 6.2New conservatismNo linked practice
Paper 4: American: USA, 1974-1993: 6.3Carter's foreign policyNo linked practice
Paper 4: American: USA, 1974-1993: 6.4US-Soviet relations and ReaganNo linked practice
A · International: Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe, 1953-1991 (4 entries)
A · International: South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948-1994 (4 entries)
History 9489: A · International: South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948-1994
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Paper 4: International: South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948-1994: 8.1Apartheid's consolidationNo linked practice
Paper 4: International: South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948-1994: 8.2Resistance, 1960-1977No linked practice
Paper 4: International: South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948-1994: 8.3End of apartheid, 1978-1994
Paper 4: International: South Africa and Zimbabwe, 1948-1994: 8.4Zimbabwean independence
A · International: Malaysia and Indonesia, 1909-1967 (4 entries)
History 9489: A · International: Malaysia and Indonesia, 1909-1967
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Paper 4: International: Malaysia and Indonesia, 1909-1967: 9.1Malayan nationalism to 1945No linked practice
Paper 4: International: Malaysia and Indonesia, 1909-1967: 9.2Formation of Malaysia
Paper 4: International: Malaysia and Indonesia, 1909-1967: 9.3Indonesian nationalism to 1945No linked practice
Paper 4: International: Malaysia and Indonesia, 1909-1967: 9.4Independence and Indonesia to the mid-1960s
A · Paper 3: choose one of three interpretation topics (3 entries)
History 9489: A · Paper 3: choose one of three interpretation topics
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Paper 3 Topic 1First World War origins: responsibility, revision and contingency
Paper 3 Topic 2Holocaust: intentions, structures, perpetrators and other perspectives
Paper 3 Topic 3Cold War origins, 1941-1949: competing historical explanations
A · Paper 3 Topic 3 (1 entries)
History 9489: A · Paper 3 Topic 3
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Paper 3 Topic 3: The emergence of the 'New' Cold War history: post-post-revisionismInterpretive change following access to new archives
AS · Core (2 entries)
History 9489: AS · Core
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Changes to assessment: Paper 1 Part (b)Additional source-agreement command; four-source evaluation remains necessaryNo linked practice
2027 topic rotationPaper 1: France / Gilded and Progressive Era / Empire; Paper 2: other two topics in the chosen regionNo linked practice

Remaining academic requirements

  • Inventory records all36 AS key questions,36 Paper4 key questions, three Paper3 options and the version2 addition; nested specified-content bullets and historiographical subdebates are not individually complete leaf outcomes.
  • 2027 Paper1 rotation is France / Gilded and Progressive Era / Empire, depending on chosen region; Paper2 examines the other two topics of that same region (p37). A-Level Paper3 selects one interpretation topic and Paper4 one regional option. Do not aggregate mutually alternative routes into a certification claim.
  • Industrial Britain1750-1850 and China/Japan1912-45 removed at AS; former A-Level Britain1919-39, US-Soviet1950-91, broad sub-Saharan decolonisation1950-92, communist East/Southeast Asia1945-91 and Middle East1948-91 removed. India/Ghana examples and British factory tasks remain enrichment, not disguised new-option coverage (p78).
  • New international Paper4 options are Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe1953-91, South Africa/Zimbabwe1948-94 and Malaysia/Indonesia1909-67. Brief evidence tasks do not provide the required national histories, all leaders/policies, regional interactions or longer arguments.
  • Version2 notice adds post-post-revisionism to Paper3 Cold War origins and a Paper1(b) agreement command. The older generic no-change summary for Paper3 on p79 must not override the explicit April2025 version2 update. Full600-word historians' extracts, four-source authentic dossiers and sustained30/40-mark responses remain to be provided and assessed.
  • Invented Mere/Vale documents, pamphlets, interviews and memos teach bounded source/causation methods only; they are not authentic historical testimony. No invented quotation is promoted as a primary source.
  • 9489 is not available to US schools in2027 and not all administrative zones; confirm centre eligibility (p80 and official availability page). June/November only. Conceptual mapping never establishes teacher approval.

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