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How effective were the policies of British governments, in the years 1789 to 1812, in controlling popular discontent?

Paragraph 1: Firstly, in terms of ‘how effective’ the policies were in ‘controlling’ popular discontent, it is important to register that different perspectives will lead to different conclusions, with po...

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Answered by Sarah B. History tutor
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How should I struture my response to an essay question?

Any essay should have an Introduction, Conclusion and Thematic Sections in between where the main body of the essay will be. In the introduction you should lay out the Context of the question (perhaps aid...

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Answered by Jamie P. History tutor
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How did the Nazis try to rebuild the German economy after 1933?

The popularity of the Nazis was in a large part due to their promise in their manifesto to rebuild Germany after the shocks of the War and the Great Depression.To achieve this, they limited imports to the...

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Answered by Robert P. History tutor
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Was the loss of territory the most important effect of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany in the years 1919–22? Explain your answer.

I would begin by asking the student to explain the loss of territory involved in the Treaty of Versailles (Alsace & Lorraine to France, Eupen and Malmady to Belgium, Rhineland demilitarised, Lost all ...

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Answered by Benjamin R. History tutor
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To what extent was the fear of absolutism responsible for the difficulties faced by the English monarchy in the years 1678-1688

I would begin by asking the student to break down the question. First, identify that the question is asking 'To what extent', so requires an evaluative answer such as, 'To some extent' or a definite Yes/N...

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Answered by Joanna L. History tutor
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