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The Irish Parliamentary Party (IPP) were solely to blame for their downfall in 1918. To what extent would you agree with this statement?

It is correct that to a certain extent the IPP were liable for their own downfall in the period 1914-1918. This was due to their style of politics being outdated, out of touch with the Irish nationalist p...

Answered by Robyn D. History tutor
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How do I analyse a Source in context?

Interview Q & A 1. History GCSE Q: How do I analyse a Source in context? A: Typical exam questions about source material might be: Use the source and your own knowledge to explain what Source A tells ...

Answered by Lucy N. History tutor
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What's the best way to assess a source written by a historian in an exam?

It's really important that in an exam situation you read the sources very carefully; it's far too tempting to race through and miss what the historian is trying to say. When the exam starts, put your pen ...

Answered by Rachel C. History tutor
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How should I analyse a historical source?

Analysing a historical source can be very intimidating, but by simple systems it can become a far more approachable endeavour. On effective system in source analysis is using the 5W1H method, also known a...

Answered by Ewen M. History tutor
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Examine the political conditions that led to the rise of two authoritarian/single-party leaders.

Important to remember throughout the answer, that the question is only asking about political conditions, should not reference economics, unless it is linked to politics. 

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Answered by Katja O. History tutor
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