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How do I approach an essay question?
First thing is to read the question! This sounds silly but is probably one of the most important steps in understanding what you will be answering. What is helpful to do is annotate the question because ther...
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Explain and analyse which cause was most significant in causing the Great Depression
Intro: Context on Great Depression, e.g worldwide effect, after Wall Street Crash, potentially causing WW2. Factors: Overproduction, GVT policy, banking failure, International Order, land speculationCriteria...
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Louis XVI was personally responsible for the Outbreak of the French Revolution? Discuss?
Louis XVI was personally responsible for the Outbreak of the French Revolution? Discuss? This is a typical Pre U question on the origins and course of the French Revolution, however it is also relevant to A ...
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Was the Weimar Republic doomed to fail from the start?
In considering this question we first have to separate the factors that led to Weimar's demise into broadly internal factors, which they had some control over, and external factors, which they did not. For e...
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To what extent could Wolsey be considered the 'Alter Rex' during the reign of Henry VIII?
Within the Justice system, there is no doubt that Wolsey acted as an 'Alter Rex'. He used his standings within courts for his own benefit. For example, he introduced the Star Chamber and used it to target no...
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