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To what extent were the British Isles converted in the sixth and seventh centuries?

Christianity was a revolutionary form of human religious belief and organisation.  As it spread through the Western world, it rarely followed a linear path.  This was also the case across the B...

Answered by Holly C. History tutor
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How would I approach a source question?

Approaching source questions, whilst they may seem daunting, are reasonably straighforward. You use the simple PEA/PEE structure, whilst also taking into account the nature origin and purpose of the sourc...

Answered by Charlotte N. History tutor
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‘The rebellion of 1173-4 was caused by the Henry II’s treatment of his sons.’ Assess the validity of this view.

Between 1173 and 1174, a series of revolts commonly referred to as the Great Rebellion occurred across Henry II’s ‘empire’: Muhlberger illustrates that he faced “nearly simultaneous invasions in Northumbr...

Answered by Kate R. History tutor
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Why did US foreign policy with China change during Detente?

Nixon was the US leader during Detente, and he shifted the US foreign policy from an attack position to a defense stance. This was because he wanted to contain communism whilst maintaining peaceful coexis...

Answered by Molly C. History tutor
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To what extent was personal leadership the most important factor in explaining Napoleon's success?

Within the period 1792-1945 personal leadership played a crucial and often dramatic role in military achievement. This view, advocated famously by Antoine-Henri Jomini, is substantiated by history as the ...

Answered by James M. History tutor
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