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My essay feedback says I need to go into more depth. How do I do this?

For history essays it is easy to throw in a lot of dates and quotes and feel as if you are backing up your argument effectively because you have provided "evidence". You must ensure however, tha...

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Answered by Anna B. History tutor
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How should I structure a 20 mark essay?

You should start with an introduction. The main aim of the introduction is to put the essay question into context, so that the examiner knows you are aware of the time period. However, even at this stage ...

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Answered by Sebastian W. History tutor
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What were the underlying causes of the outbreak of the First World War?

There were four main causes of the First World War before the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, nationalism, imperialism, militarism and alliances. Nationalism: this caused aggression between the...

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Answered by Erin G. History tutor
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How do I carry out a successful and effective primary source analysis?

To be successful and effective when carrying out a primary source analysis, you must first understand what a primary source actually is. In historic or literary terms, a primary source is a document or im...

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Answered by Thomas M. History tutor
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‘Out of all the wars that influenced the development of Russian government, the First World War was the most significant’ How far do you agree with this statement as it applies to the period 1855-1964?

Leon Trotsky described war as “the locomotive of history”, a statement which seems very much to apply to the Russian period 1855-1964, during which war was an influence on almost every aspect of society a...

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Answered by Melissa O. History tutor
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