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What were the causes of WWI?

The causes of WWI are very complex, however some of the main points were:

(I) The Alliance system which emerged in the 1890s, splitting Europe into two camps of Britain, France and Russia, and Germ...

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Answered by Michael W. History tutor
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What does the functionalist theory of history claim about the Nazi holocaust?

The functionalist theory claims that Hitler had no long-term coherent plan for the destruction of the Jews. Rather, the Holocaust arose out of various confused policies he implemented, all intended to har...

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Answered by Jennifer M. History tutor
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What is the significance of Margaret Thatcher's entry into the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1990?

Economic significance: The decision to enter ERM in 1990 was economically detrimental as this occured at a time when the £ was valued too highly compared to the Deutschmark, meaning the exchange rate coul...

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Answered by Hubert B. History tutor
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How should I structure my essay?

You should start thinking about essay structure when planning your answer. Break the essay down into intro, 3 or 4 paragraphs and a conclusion. The purpose of the into is to 'unpick' the question - discus...

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Answered by Harjas D. History tutor
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How would I go about answering the question "What was the primary motive of the people who went on the First Crusade?"

The first step in answering such a question is to clearly outline your thesis in the introduction. The introduction should be clear and concise, and show immediate engagement with the question. Try to avo...

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Answered by Sophy D. History tutor
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