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How do I structure an A-Level History essay?

The first thing you need to do is ensure you answer the question. For example if the question was: “THE MAIN CAUSE OF REBELLIONS IN THE YEARS 1536 TO 1558 WAS RELIGIOUS DISAGREEMENTS” ASSESS THE VALIDITY OF ...
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Answered by Ruby P. • History tutor
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How do I step my answers up from GCSE to A level?

Although A-level English can seem a lot harder, it really does build off of what you already know and can already do, so don't panic! Whereas in GCSE examiners are looking for your perceptive thoughts based ...
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Why do cells first transcribe messenger RNA from DNA and then translate messenger RNA to protein? Why not directly translate DNA to protein?

Practically, the cell is unable to translate proteins from DNA as the translation machinery is in the cytoplasm and the DNA is in the nucleus and so the messenger RNA (mRNA) communicates the genetic code to ...
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What if the author didn't 'mean' all the things we're analysing?

Although authorial intention can illuminate a reading of a certain text, it is in many ways irrelevant. The author will have been impacted by things in his/her lifetime that they may not have been aware of ,...
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How can diet increase risk of cardiovascular disease?

A diet high in saturated fats can increase risk of cardiovascular disease. This is due to higher blood cholesterol levels. Cholesterol is a major constituent of the fatty streaks deposited in the artery lini...
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Answered by Ayaz A. • Biology tutor
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