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Divisions in Sinn Fein were the most important reason for the outbreak of the Irish Civil War in 1922. How far do you agree with this verdict?

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It has been argued that divisions in Sinn Fein were the most important reason for the outbreak of the Irish Civil War in 1922. Indeed, the only uniting factor within ...

Answered by Cara M. History tutor
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How to write an introduction for an A-Level History exam?

For GCSE and A-Level there is a somewhat similar structure to an answer, however it depends on the mark scheme and the Assessment Objectives which need to be covered.

For A-Level it is important to...

Answered by Kim T. History tutor
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How do I write a good introduction for essays?

A good introduction is very important for an essay. It conceptualises the essay and shows the examiner you understand not only the words in the question, but what the question is asking of you. A good int...

Answered by Stephanie K. History tutor
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What's the best way to write a history essay?

I think the key is to be argumentative, the structure you're given is more of a guide than a rule - essentially, you need to have an opinion, state that opinion and provide all the evidence for that; then...

Answered by Christopher M. History tutor
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How can I write a good introduction to an essay without going overboard?

There is an acronym I have been using since my GCSE's for this. C.F.J. Context, factors and judgment or Can Fatties Jump (though perhaps it could be modified to be more PC). However, in this form it has t...

Answered by Will M. History tutor
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