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Why did the Conservative Governments dominate politically in the 1950s

There are many reasons why the Conservative governments stayed in power for so long and remained successful during the 1950s. Firstly, they kept the 'feel good' factor high amoungst the public by discardi...

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Answered by Amelia D. History tutor
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Should the House of Lords be elected?

It could be argued that, yes, the House of Lords should be elected because it would make parliament more democratic. One may suggest that an unelected chamber has no place in a modern democracy therefore ...

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What is the differences between passive voice and active voice?

Firstly, in an active sentence (voice), the subject is performing the action of the verb. For example, Susana tocó el piano de Ana. (Susana played Ana's piano)  In this context, 'Susana' is the s...

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Answered by Lijie Y. Spanish tutor
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Why do certain metals give off different colours when heated?

This is to do with the electrons in the metal atoms. When a piece of the metal is heated, if there is enough energy supplied to the atoms, their electrons are excited and are promoted (jump up) to higher ...

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Answered by Josh R. Chemistry tutor
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Why Darwinism played an important role in shaping Nietzsche's Overman (Ubermensch)?

As Nietzsche states in Thus Spoke Zarathustra, mankind is placed in between a monkey and the Overman. Moreover, he states that the Overman is the final aim of men, and the process will go through 3 stages...

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