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Do I need to evaluate the context of a source?

When answering a question that involves a source and asks how far it goes in supporting one historical viewpoint, the easiest thing to do is use the 'COP' system. First look at the context, what was happe...

Answered by Alicia R. History tutor
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How would I go about answering the question "What was the primary motive of the people who went on the First Crusade?"

The first step in answering such a question is to clearly outline your thesis in the introduction. The introduction should be clear and concise, and show immediate engagement with the question. Try to avo...

Answered by Sophy D. History tutor
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To what extent did Mussolini succeed in fulfilling the aims of his foreign policy?

The aims of Mussolini's foreign policy can be aptly summed up in his own words: to make Italy 'great, respected and feared'. He consistently tried to secure this reputation for Italy, but his methods chan...

Answered by Anna W. History tutor
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How should I answer a History GCSE sources question when the source is an image?

Like every question it is always an important start to read the question carefully. The most simplistic sources question will be something like, "How does source A show the effects of urbanisation in...

Answered by Saskia H. History tutor
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How far was the outbreak of the English Civil War due to the king’s character?

The process concerning the outbreak of the English Civil War was a multifaceted one. Tension was apparent across the social spectrum, with lords, members of the clergy, and ordinary people such as traders...

Answered by Safa A. History tutor
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