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Napoleon as an individual was the most significant figure in shaping German Nationalism'. Do you agree?

Politically, Napoleon’s impact on German nationalism was significant to some extent, however arguably other figures had a greater impact later in the period, where nationalism was a larger force. Through ...

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'Rebellions before 1550 were primarily driven by religious discontent.' Assess the validity of this view.

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Early before 1550, the church played a major role in maintaining order in society and provided the outward structures of community life. The turning point for religious order was in He...

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‘The financial problems of James VI were of his own making?’ How far do you agree?

Before You Start The Question: Knowing how you write essays is important- having an idea of how to approach things before the exam is key to keeping calm. For questions focusing on how fa...

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To what extent was republican rule (1649–60) different from the personal rule of Charles I (1629–40)?

As with any A level question, it is helpful to look at the wording of the question. We are asked to compare two time periods and come to a conclusion. This is a comparison question so your answer will inv...

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How far was the improved economic and political stability of the Weimar Republic, in the years 1923 to 1925, due to Gustav Stresemann?

Gustav Stresemann was the defining feature of stability in the latter years of the Weimar Republic. Most crucially, he secured Germany's internal borders and fostered peace between France and Germany, in ...

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