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How can we begin to explain the causes of the First World War?

The best way to tackle the question is first to understand what they are asking of you, and then look closely at how the question is structured because this is often a key to structuring your essay. In th...

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Two Source Analyses about Nazi Indoctrination of the Youth

The Teacher’s League compiled complaints from teachers throughout Germany, and these were released in et al. Bayern in der Zeit in 1981. This particular complaint[1] was filed from the Mainfranke...

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Was World War I the product of the European system of alliances?

It is often argued that World War I was, at its simplest extent, the ‘product’ of the fall-out of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand on 28th June 1914. However, even this single even...

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Should I answer my favourite essay question first?

When it comes to essay questions, it often helps to answer your most difficult question second. That way you’re not ... [book session to see more!]

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In an A Level essay, should I argue my opinion, or sit on the fence?

It’s important to remember that each exam board has different criteria, so I suggest you first read through and annotate the marking scheme carefully. On the whole, examiners want you to demonstrate that ...

Answered by Jem B. History tutor
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