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Why did the Interregnum last only from 1649 till 1660?

Possible reasons for the short tenure could include:

- Parliament planned to disband the New Model Army which angered them, and forced them to take action

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Answered by Rahman M. History tutor
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The Irish Parliamentary Party (IPP) were solely to blame for their downfall in 1918. To what extent would you agree with this statement?

It is correct that to a certain extent the IPP were liable for their own downfall in the period 1914-1918. This was due to their style of politics being outdated, out of touch with the Irish nationalist p...

Answered by Robyn D. History tutor
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What's the best way to assess a source written by a historian in an exam?

It's really important that in an exam situation you read the sources very carefully; it's far too tempting to race through and miss what the historian is trying to say. When the exam starts, put your pen ...

Answered by Rachel C. History tutor
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How should I analyse a historical source?

Analysing a historical source can be very intimidating, but by simple systems it can become a far more approachable endeavour. On effective system in source analysis is using the 5W1H method, also known a...

Answered by Ewen M. History tutor
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To what extent should the period of Conservative dominance between 1951 and 1964 be viewed as "Thirteen Wasted Years"?

This first thing to do when answering an essay question is to read and analyse the question, and to understand what it is that the examiner is asking and looking for. It is helpful to break down the title...

Answered by Annabel M. History tutor
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