Top answers

History
All levels

How do you answer secondary source questions (Paper 1) at A Level?

There are several ways to approach source questions, but the most effective way is to give an overall summary of the source followed by an analysis of 3 points the source makes.
1) Read the source an...

Answered by Sam T. History tutor
2404 Views

How would you approach the analysis of a primary source

I would first read or look at the source on a basis of content, without the question in mind, to make sure I understood what it was I was looking at or what was being said. Then I would revisit the source...

Answered by Sam R. History tutor
1614 Views

Was Oliver Cromwell a military dictator? Discuss.

Oliver Cromwell has long been the subject of historical debate, particularly concerning his political actions and leadership style. Unquestionably, his main source of power was his military support base, ...

Answered by Stephanie R. History tutor
11349 Views

How did Henry VII consolidate his power after the Battle of Bosworth?

After defeating King Richard III on the battlefield, Henry VII had to move quickly to consolidate his power and secure his place on the throne. The country had been at civil war for more than fifty years,...

Answered by Ben J. History tutor
34619 Views

‘Richard Nixon proved himself to be a master of statesmanship in foreign affairs’ Assess the validity of this view.

As Vice President (1953-1961) and subsequently as President (1969-1974), Richard Nixon consistently attempted to portray himself as a highly capable statesman and master of foreign affairs. This effort ha...

Answered by James R. History tutor
4287 Views

We're here to help

contact us iconContact usWhatsapp logoMessage us on Whatsapptelephone icon+44 (0) 203 773 6020
Facebook logoInstagram logoLinkedIn logo
Cookie Preferences