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Why the countries that were allies during WW2 became enemies?

After the World War Two it was clear that fascism as ideology had been buried, it was no longer a threat. However, another ideologically based country not only remained and stood strong but after war also pr...
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Answered by Simona B. • History tutor
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How do you approach a primary source analysis?

There are several key things you need to factor into a primary source analysis. These are provenance, purpose and subject knowledge. Provenance relates primarily to the origins of the source. For example, yo...
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Why did Catholics and Protestants hate each other in England?

Lots of early modern English history was shaped by religious conflicts-- after Queen Elizabeth appeased a new Protestant majority by making the Church of England officially Protestant she fined catholics and...
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How would you analyse and use a source?

Analysing a Source Walkthrough Circles of Inference (Use whiteboard feature) Questions to address immediately (particularly if there is limited context to the source) · What is the source depicting?· What ca...
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How was the Treaty of Versailles meant to prevent another war?

The Treaty of Versailles prevented another war by being severe in punishing Germany, particularly so that there would not be another attack on France by Germany. One of the most harsh aspects of the Treaty w...
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