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How would you approach a question examining a primary/contemporary source?

When looking at primary or contemporary sources (sources written at the time), it's important to examine 3 key areas; provenance, tone and content. Provenance focuses on the origin of the source - what ac...

Answered by Aidy M. History tutor
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How should I go about researching my coursework essay and how do I write an introduction?

The most important rule to remember is to never start writing before you have properly thought out your argument and have come up with a comprehensive structure. The best starting point is to find a basic...

Answered by Tatiana G. History tutor
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How can I improve the structure of my essay?

Illustrate to the student the advantages of using thematic essay structures whilst equally showing the limitations of using chronological structures. Reference the specific mark scheme the student is usin...

Answered by Ben M. History tutor
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To what extent can the discovery of the Americas by Christopher Columbus in 1492 be considered the start of the Golden Age of Spain?

As with most Humanities, there is no concrete answer; rather candidates are expected to present a line of argument which is cohesive, eloquent, and layered with a wide and deep knowledge. "To what ex...

Answered by Jonathan S. History tutor
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How do you achieve a higher grade in an A-Level History essay?

The first point here is to focus on those qualities required to achieve say a C grade, this is the average and as such represents the qualities needed in a basic essay. In order to achieve a higher grade,...

Answered by Leia T. History tutor
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