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What is the best technique for revising for an A Level History exam?

When you're studying history it can be tempting to memorise all the facts in your textbook but at A-Level facts will only get you so far. A-Level history exams examine your ability to examine the key them...

Answered by Ruth H. History tutor
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Is it a good idea to involve historiography in my examination answer?

Historiography is a criterion in Band 4, and often students try to quote historians. It's a good idea to involve it, but only in short bursts, and only after you've stated your point. There's no point in ...

Answered by Kui To Joshua M. History tutor
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Why did Clemenceau want a harsh treaty of Versailles in 1919?

There are three parts to the answer so base the paragraphs around this, for example the first answer could be, "Because France had been invaded twice by Germany in 1870 and 1914 and he wanted to prev...

Answered by Alfie H. History tutor
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How do I analyse a source?

Source Analysis questions are fairly simple for GCSE, they have an easy formula to follow. At only 6 marks for most of these questions there is an easy formula to follow. They will ask you to draw on your...

Answered by James J. History tutor
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How should I write a conclusion to a history essay?

A conclusion should be a summary of everything you have said previously in your essay. Have a sentence stating your answer to the question, then a sentence summarising each of your points, before reinforc...

Answered by Ayla H. History tutor
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