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History
A Level

How do I use evidence when answering a question?

It is important to remember when asnwering a question - especially a History question - that an examiner is not looking for the sheer amount of facts that you know, but rather they are looking for how you...

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Answered by Max G. History tutor
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How should one structure a typical A level essay exam answer?

The most importance driving factor in your answer should be your argument, At the beginning of the essay, make it clear to the marker exactly what you think about the issue in the question. For example, i...

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Answered by Henry G. History tutor
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What was the reason behind Stalin's rise to power?

There are many reasons behind Stalin's rise to power. After the death of Vladimir Lenin in 1924, there was a power vacuum created with in the Communist Party. Many people believed that the natural heir to...

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Answered by Lee S. History tutor
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Why did Ronald Reagan win the 1980 US presidential election?

Reagan's remarkable success resulted from Jimmy Carter's poor record and economic malaise, Reagan's personal charisma and a growing tide of conservatism in America.

The 1980 election came after the...

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Answered by Charles W. History tutor
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Why has the memory of the Spanish Civil War been so contentious?

A ‘why’ question at History AS or A-Level requires students to analyse the different short and long-term factors contributing to a certain historical event. First, it is important to identify three or fou...

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Answered by Isabella B. History tutor
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