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What were the main causes of the Bolshevik success in the Russian Civil War?

White Army weaknesses:Disunited and quarrelsome (no united goal or leader)Organisation of directory (coalition) lasted 2 months : Sept-Nov 1918Kolchak unable to establish ...

Answered by Martha A. • History tutor

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How did Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party consolidate their power by 1934?

This question will probably be worth around 6 marks in the exam depending on what exam board is being sat. A general rule of thumb is that if a question is worth 6 marks then 6 pieces of information will ...

Answered by Alexander G. • History tutor

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How far do you agree that British naval superiority over the French in the years 1793 to 1815 was due to technical advances rather than brilliant leadership

Technical Advances:Rear Admiral Charles Middleton, Comptroller of the Navy from 1778 to 1790, had built up the naval infrastructure and technology after weaknesses had been exposed by the War of American ...

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Why the countries that were allies during WW2 became enemies?

After the World War Two it was clear that fascism as ideology had been buried, it was no longer a threat. However, another ideologically based country not only remained and stood strong but after war also...

Answered by Simona B. • History tutor

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'The establishment of Henry Vll's authority between 1485-1509 was due to his financial policies'. Explain why you agree or disagree with this statement.

Henry Vll came to power in 1485 following his victory against Richard lll at the Battle of Bosworth Field. As a proclaimed 'illegitimate' King ascending to power following the tumultuous Wars of the Roses...

Answered by Jack W. • History tutor

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