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How to write a good conclusion

The conclusion of your essay is where the question, and your argument, are directly addressed. As it takes place at the end of the essay many candidates will overlook the conclusion, leaving little time f...

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How can you answer a question when you don't even know where to begin?

Even when you're super prepared for an exam, a subject like history can throw you a curve ball, so what can you do when you look at a question and think there's just no way you could answer it?

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How far was the Success of the German Revolution down to Martin Luther.

When looking at this Question you need to decide the impact Martin Luther had on the Reformation. Such as the impact of his 95 theses published in 1917, his exploitation of the printing press, his charism...

Answered by Jasmine H. History tutor
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How do I respond to a source based question?

It is important firstly to remember not to take a source at face value. As a historian you want to take a step back and consider the wider picture and where this source sits in historiography. There are t...

Answered by Frances W. History tutor
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'Although the Red Scare was exploited by self-seeking individuals it was rooted in a very real threat to the USA'. How far do you agree with this view?

This question is asking for an overall judgment. A number of factors must be examined in order to explore the question in an analytical form. In order to get to the higher level, you need to produce a sus...

Answered by Frances W. History tutor
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