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How did the Nazis try to rebuild the German economy after 1933?

The popularity of the Nazis was in a large part due to their promise in their manifesto to rebuild Germany after the shocks of the War and the Great Depression.To achieve this, they limited imports to the co...
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To what extent were Gorbachev's reforms responsible for the fall of the Soviet Union?

To blame Gorbachev alone is an oversimplification. Reforms may have accelerated the decline of the USSR, but their failure was contingent on long standing economic conditions. Firstly - what were Gorbachev's...
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How justifiable was the Treaty of Versailles at the time?

First, one would outline some of the terms of the Treaty, showing an understanding of what it entailed It's important to know who the main actors were at the time, so one would look at:(1) Clemenceau ("...
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Who won the Cold War and why was this outcome significant to the progression of world history?

Break this question into two parts. Firstly, what was the result of the Cold War? Secondly, why was this result important? To answer the first question, ask yourself when the Cold War ended and why you think...
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Outline the consequences of the building of the Berlin Wall in August 1961. (6 marks)

For this question, as it is worth six marks, I would expect the student to provide three well backed-up points with substantial evidence to obtain all the marks available. They may provide both short-term co...
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