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Were the main consequences of the Treaty of Versailles economic?

When teaching students and preparing them for A level history essay questions, this is how I would usually structure a lesson.

Firstly, I would talk through with student what the economic consequen...

Answered by Ciara M. • History tutor

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Why does P.B. Shelley claim that poets are "the unacknowledged legislators of the World" in the 'Defence of Poetry'?

In his Defence of Poetry P.B. Shelley claims that poetry 'is connate with the origin of man' and man 'is an instrument over which a series of external and internal impressions are driven'. Shelly...

Answered by Francesco M. • English Literature tutor

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x = t^3 + t, y = t^2 +1, find dy/dx

dy/dx = dy/dt x dt/dx

x = t³ + t

dx/dt = 3t² +1

y = t² +1

dy/dt = 2t

dy/dx = 2t x (1 / (3t² +1) )

= 2t / (3t²

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Using a case study, assess whether the primary effects of a volcanic eruption are more or less significant than those of an earthquake. (8mks)

The primary effects of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, those effects that occur as a direct result of the event, vary significantly due to the differing nature of the hazard involved and the differing...

Answered by Tor W. • Geography tutor

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With reference to at least two plays you have studied, explore how the playwrights’ use of contrasting characters contributes to the impact of the plays.

Yet there are also distinct differences between the two plays. Tom and Amanda are trying to uplift Laura, and help her develop her own character, whereas Biff and Happy are trying to calm Willy down and s...

Answered by Olivia-Savannah R. • English Literature tutor

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