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How successful was Henry VII in strengthening royal authority in the years 1487 to 1509?

Royal authority was successfully strengthened under Henry VII's rule between 1487 and 1509. Several factors contributed to this consolidation of power including, but not limited to, the centralisation of gov...
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Why did Stalin emerge as leader of Russia?

Following Lenin’s death the power struggle for his succession was fierce, yet Stalin initially was not a central figure in the competition. Often described as the ‘grey blur’ by other party members, Stalin’s...
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Did African-Americans benefit from their changed roles during the Second World War?

Before WW2, African Americans lived largely in rural areas, many in the South. Literacy was very poor, and 9/10 black families lived under the poverty line. Most African-Americans worked in unskilled jobs, l...
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What factors led to the start of the English Civil Wars?

The English Civil War was in essence caused by the relationship between the country's King and its parliament, which had detoriorated over the previous decade. Charles has spent the 10 years running up to th...
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How many historians' opinions do I need to get an A*?

Your history exam is less about collecting the opinions of other historians and listing them, rather more about your ability to construct an argument whilst analysing alternative opinions. You should read ar...
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