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Why did the Conservatives win the 1951 election?

The Conservative victory in 1951 is typically attributed either to the failures of Attlee’s government – devaluation, the Bevanite revolt – or to the achievements of Churchill’s opposition, including Lord Wo...
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‘Despite the break with Rome, Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529 to 1547.’ Assess the validity of this view.

Despite breaking with Rome in the 1530s, Henry was still personally and theologically a Catholic, evidenced by the Act of Six Articles (1539), which made the Act of Ten Articles (1536) null and void. Henry o...
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What makes a law just and effective?

It is initially necessary to distinguish between laws which are just and laws which are effective. For example, a law which says ‘all those who drive above 35 miles per hour in a 30 zone will be punished by ...
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Were the British and Dutch East India Companies commercial and military rivals of the same size and power at their heights during the 17th Century?

Yes, the two companies were in fierce economic competition throughout much of the seventeenth century, although the English learned from the Dutch successes and used these to form the fulcrum of their own su...
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What should go into my introduction and how should I structure it?

Of course, the introduction to each of your essays will be different, and there is no universal rule for what to include and how to structure it. However, there are a few principles that can be followed that...
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Answered by Alex W. • History tutor
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