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How successful were Hitler’s domestic policies?

The “New Germany” Hitler had started creating since his appointment as Chancellor January 1933, had many goals for the future. The notion of creating a Pure-Aryan race, far from any “enemies” and a strong...

Answered by Sophie P. • History tutor

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How accurate is it to say that the Weimar Republic never enjoyed popular support?

Support for constitution:High turnout rates or votes lowest of 75%Probably higher than actual support for government – people liked the democratic ideal – too idealistic
Support for government:1924-2...

Answered by Allan P. • History tutor

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To what extent was the civil right movement in 1960s America successful?

Plan of essay answer- Success= defined by popular support, media coverage and legal change. Intro- line of argument= was very successful in gaining support and media coverage, leading to legal change (ho...

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How do I plan and structure this question?- "To what extent was the destruction of the kulaks the most important outcome of Stalin’s campaign of forced collectivisation?" (AQA A-Level History, Revolution and dictatorship: Russia, 1917-1953, June 2018)

Firstly, we need to highlight the key words here: EXTENT, KULAKS, MOST IMPORTANT, COLLECTIVISATION. The question is asking you 'to what extent' were the Kulaks the...

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How would I structure an answer to this question: Which of the following was the more important reason why the Weimar Republic was in danger in the years 1919–1923: economic problems or political unrest? (taken from an AQA past paper)

First, you should pick out the key words of the question. In this case, the question is asking you specifically about two factors, economic problems versus political unrest. This means you shouldn't discu...

Answered by Carlo C. • History tutor

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