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Source based question: using the sources, assess how convincing the arguments are in relation to the threat to Henry VII in the years 1485-1509.

*(I'll put the sources on the whiteboard or explain them, but a lot of history a level is sourced based so I felt it appropriate to use them) These sources address the stability of Henry VII and comment on h...
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Can you please help me explain the difference between First Past the Post and Proportional Representation voting systems?

First Past the Post (FPTP) and Proportional Representation (PR) voting systems have different aims, produce different sorts of legislatures and have different consequences for a democracy's party system. Let...
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Find the second derivate d^2y/dx^2 when y = x^6 + sqrt(x).

Initially we find the first derivative of the function y = x 6 + sqrt(x). We achieve this by multiplying each x term by the power it is raised to, then reducing the power by 1 . Solution: 1) It helps to init...
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How do I choose between using the perfect or the imperfect tense?

Both the perfect (passé composé) and imperfect (imparfait) are past tenses. However, which tense you use depends on the "type" of past action you are trying to convey. Below are the differences, wh...
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How do I prevent myself slipping into narrative during analysis?

In order to maintain sophisticated analysis instead of a description of events it is important to keep asking yourself questions as you go along. For instance, if you're meant to evaluate the importance of a...
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