How should I develop a point/paragraph in a source essay?
You can remember how to do this with the acronym TCP OK; T is for tone, where you discuss the expression in the source- is it biased towards a certain side, or trying to persuade? C stands for content, where you can fact check your own knowledge of the subject (the OK) against the actual content of the source. And P stans for provenance, which is where the source is from and who it's by, and the form it takes. If you discuss all 4 of these things, you'll have a well developed paragraph.
ER
Related History GCSE answers
All answers ▸How do I answer 6-mark questions? Eg. "Explain why Tsar Nicholas II had become unpopular by early 1917."
'Fears of the Catholic threat to Elizabeth were fuelled more by events on the continent than at home'. How far do you agree?
What problems did the Weimar government face in 1919-1923?
When writing about sources, how should I approach a picture differently from a written source?