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How do I write about the background of a source?

Historical sources are an essential part of studying the past. Though can sometimes be confusing, there are lots of easy ways on how to break them down.The background of a source is essential to understan...

Answered by Ellen L. History tutor
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How do I answer 'To what extent' questions?

These questions involve weighing up different components of an event. You may be considering causes, consequences or the level of, for example, opposition. Considering the question is 'to what extent', it...

Answered by Ellen L. History tutor
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How do I structure a History essay?

Having a good structure to your History essay is very important in showing that you know what you are talking about and that you have a good grip of the material you have learnt. Things to remember:- You ...

Answered by Alex F. History tutor
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Why did people join the First Crusade?

The easiest way to split this question is by factor: economic/material gain, religious devotion, legal reasons, social reasons. In terms of historians, the more outdated view was that economic reasons wer...

Answered by Lucy L. History tutor
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What is the best way to structure an A level history exam essay question?

At A level it is best to keep the essay structure simple and clear for the examiner even though your analysis and thought processes should be more complex than GCSE level. Although each question will be s...

Answered by Lucy L. History tutor
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