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I can never get the hang of an essay. How can I write a good one?

There's a formula for that: PEEAOB is a structure for every paragraph you write (and an essay is a few of those paragraphs with an introduction and a conclusion acting as bookends). The intere...

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Answered by Elise H. History tutor
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Did Gorbachev’s policies of ‘Glasnost’ and ‘Perestroika’ catalyse the downfall of the USSR?

When examining the question, one can think ‘yes’ and then argue that it was both of the policies or one over the other (I have chosen the latter argument). One can also consider the ‘no’ approach. Most...

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Answered by Alexander Q. History tutor
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How do I approach a History essay exam question?

Knowing the course content is essential to exceed in History, but exam technique is equally vital in achieving a good grade. At GCSE level, there must be a strong focus on the question throughout your ...

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Answered by Lewis N. History tutor
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Assess the view that the military planning of the great powers, rather than their long-term rivalries, better explains the outbreak of the First World War in 1914.

This question is great because you've already been given two factors which you should discuss! As a basis I try to address factors in my essays while simultaneously presenting counter-arguments, so let...

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Answered by Charlotte R. History tutor
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What makes a good primary source?

Understanding the usefulness of different sources is important for historians. It is these sources that help them to formulate arguments and provide accurate depictions of the past. There is many ways ...

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Answered by Luke H. History tutor
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