so im studying English Literature and im going into 2nd Year but im unsure as to whether to drop Politics or History.
I thought i'd stick with the Politics at first - we're doing History of thought - Rousseau, Marx etc and then International Relations.
History is doing 2 of these 4 -
-Society, Culture and Politics in North America, from First Contact to the Present
-Government, Culture and Society in Europe 1550-1715
-England and its Neighbours, c.870-c.1450
-Scotland: The Stateless Nation, 1707-1999
and i was sitting today and i thought - you know History might be actually pretty damn good. and now im stuck. im so **** at making decisions.

I'd keep Politics if I were you.

go with the one you think you will enjoy more

i'd say go with history, but then i'm a bit of a history geek and those modules sound really interesting.

i did english lit at uni and one of the modules i did in my third year was a politics/philosophy module called "history of critical issues" which sounds quite like your history of thought. i really hated it. but y'know, that's just me...

This.

History rocks. Timelines and things, and figuring out why various countries have the degree of ****up they do.

Except for (temporarily) memorizing dates. That isn't so cool.

Also w/ History you get quite a bit of the politics as well, willy-nilly.

Luck!