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How far does source x agree with source y?

P1: Instances where both agree: -Use quotes. -Explain why this shows agreement. -Repeat for other areas of agreement. P2: Areas of disagreement: -Use quotes -Explain why this shows disagreement. -Repeat for ...
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How can I improve my answers for source-based questions?

The key to approaching source-based questions is first to make sure you've noticed all the main aspects, for instance by using the acronym PURER BIN (PUrpose, REliability, Representative, BIas, Neutrality). ...
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What are the steps in answering a source based question?

The best way to tackle a source based question is to use CATPAD. In this: C: Content, i.e. what is actually in the source A: Author, i.e. whow wrote it, if they had any pre-exisiting beliefs you know about T...
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Answered by Beth P. • History tutor
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How do I tackle a source based paper?

Source based paper's are often what student's find the most difficult despite the fact that most of what they need to know is in front of them. When answering a source based question a little bit of extra kn...
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How should I structure my essay paragraphs?

Think PEEL for a clear structure! Point - State the main argument of your paragraph in the first sentence of your paragraph. Evidence - Provide some evidence that this is true - a fact or statistic. Explain ...
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