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History
A Level

When assessing source value, how do I balance contextual information with source relevance and general analysis?

Exam questions will often ask you to assess the usefulness of a source(s) to a historian or to consider how convincing or relevant certain sources are. Whilst it is important to demonstrate your source an...

Answered by Georgina B. History tutor
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How should I structure my A-level History essay?

The most important thing is to form a plan and know what your thoughts are on the question before you start writing. This will help you avoid going off on tangents in the main body of the essay. It is als...

Answered by Kate M. History tutor
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Shall I include a counter-argument within my History essays or just argue one view?

Include the counter-argument in order to demonstrate you have not dismissed Historical events which may contradict your main argument in relation to your answer. Always acknowledge the other view whilst l...

Answered by Emma D. History tutor
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Should I include opposing arguments in my exam essays?

This depends on how you wish to construct your argument.
One on hand, if you were asked "What factors enabled the improvement of the West German economy following the Second World War?", yo...

Answered by Jacob H. History tutor
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What was the most important cause of the French revolution in 1789?

The French Revolution was the culmination of an inherently unstable class system brought into crisis due to short term triggers involving Louis XVI’s personal shortcomings, changing cultural attitudes und...

Answered by Kirstin G. History tutor
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