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What was the significance of the flight to Varennes?

On the night of the 20/21st June 1791, King Louis XVI attempted to flee in an event that was later named the flight to Varennes . His plans were shrouded in secrecy, but he probably intended to flee to Montm...
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Political spectrum

Left wing: - believes the role of the state is to intervene in social and economic policy -believes in the nationalisation of industries -believes people need assistance- for example welfare state and redist...
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What, in your view was the short-term significance of the pilgrimage of Grace? (1536-37)

Termed as ‘the most serious of all Tudor rebellions’1, the Pilgrimage of Grace which consisted of ‘allegedly over 60,000 rebels’2, is the topic of much historiographical debate. Affording Henry VIII with sev...
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How can I evaluate sources in my essays?

The best way to evaluate sources is to go back to the basics: Who, What, When, Where and Why? Who wrote it and are they likely to be biased? What have they written and does it agree with what you have read b...
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Why is it important to look at who wrote a source that I want to use for my coursework?

It is vital that you look at who wrote both primary and secondary sources. You probably know from GCSE that primary sources may be heavily influenced by all manner of characteristics belonging to the author....
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