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I keep running out of time in the exam, what should I do?

It's really easy to do in history; you have so much to say and so little time in which to say it. Organisation is key here, both in your revision and your exam method. It is worth identifying the key events ...
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Answered by Hannah D. • History tutor
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‘Tsar Liberator’. How accurately does this phrase describe Alexander II?

INTRO - Tsar, 1855-81. Attempts to modernise an empire lagging behind the major powers of the mid to late 19th century. Why? How? What were Alexander’s true intentions? Why? Did Alexander embark on a program...
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Answered by Dominic B. • History tutor
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How to correctly answer "To what extent" questions?

The most significant difference between GCSE and A-level history is the amount of emphasis markers place on analysis, interpretation and evaluation. For example, if we use the question “To what extent was th...
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Answered by Colm H. • History tutor
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How do I answer a questions that begin with "To what extent"?

With "to what extent" questions, you are being asked to choose which factor is the most important in a given event or outcome. For example - let's say your question is asking, "To what extent ...
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Answered by Rahma H. • History tutor
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How far do you agree that World War Two substantially changed the United States?

Breaking down an essay into smaller pieces can help to keep the argument clear and concise and ensures you are answering the question. Each essay can be based around the same basic frame work; an introductio...
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Answered by Elena H. • History tutor
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