1. Historical Investigation: 45-minute focus per question, select one from Section A, including topics like the French Revolution, the Suez Crisis, and the role of international organizations. 2. Breadth Studies: 45-minute focus per question from Section B, covering topics like warfare, Middle Eastern conflict, and China’s transformation. 3. Key historical periods addressed include conflicts, social changes, and international relations from the 18th to 20th centuries. 4. Questions encourage analysis of causes, significance, and changes in historical events and figures. 5. Marks based on the depth of explanation and use of own knowledge beyond provided sources. 6. Structure involves long-answer and source-based questions demanding detailed evidence and explanations.