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Was the outcome of the Battle of Salamis decided by Greek superiority or Persian hubris?

This question is certainly debateable, as we rely solely on only two forms of evidence documenting the Battle of Salamis, Herodotus’ ‘The Histories’ and Aeschylus’ ‘The Persians’. One could argue that the...

Answered by Chloe S. • Classical Civilisation tutor

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What elements of historical context may have impacted or influenced Shakespeare's work?

There are a multitude of possible answers for this question, however I will explain a few. Firstly, Shakespeare was writing during both the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras, which meant that the culture, reg...

Answered by Chloe S. • English Literature tutor

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Describe the primary and secondary structure of proteins

Primary structure:
Due to the bonding and the shape and chemical nature of different amino acids, the shape of a whole chain of amino acids (a polypeptide or protein) is

Answered by Katerina S. • Biology tutor

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"Blanche DuBois is impossible to sympathise with due to her actions and behaviour throughout Tennessee Williams' 'A Streetcar Named Desire'.

Whilst Blanche DuBois’ actions, particularly towards male characters in Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, are by no means appropriate and not always justified, there is room, nonethel...

Answered by Simone M. • English Literature tutor

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How and why have Conservatives supported One Nation principles?

There are numerous reasons why Conservatives have supported One Nation principles, with the tradition dating back to early Conservative philosophy in the 19th century. Whether back then or today, the prin...

Answered by James A. • Government and Politics tutor

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