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How do I begin to answer a source question?

Source questions are much easier when they are broken down into what we are truly asking about the source:

Is this source reliable?

Is this source useful?

Answered by Katrina M. • History tutor

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How do I become confident in speaking another language?

Confidence in languages is underestimated and it depends on the attitude and personality of the student. The majority of students associate confidence with fluency - however, the easiest way to achieve co...

Answered by Chloë I. • German tutor

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Make a the subject of 3(a+4) = ac+5f .

3a + 12 = ac + 5f 3a - ac = 5f - 12 a(3-c) = 5f - 12 a = (5f - 12)/ (3 - c)

Answered by Armita A. • Maths tutor

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What is the difference between a primary and a caucus in the US presidential nomination?

While they are both means of selecting the democrat or republican nominations for the presidency they are very different process. Caucuses are a series of state-based meetings of party activists. They are...

Answered by Tutor96424 D. • Government and Politics tutor

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“To what extent was the Weimar Constitution the main reason for the Nazi Party’s rise to power”

Paragraphs on Political Change:

Hitler’s emergence as Chancellor of Germany on January 30^th,1933 marked the beginning of the long-awaited ‘National Revolution’ that would precipitate i...

Answered by Jose R. • History tutor

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