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How far do you agree that the limited appeal of Mazzini’s ideas was the main reason for the slow progress of national unity in Italy in the years 1830-49?

Despite his desire to see a nation state built by “the people”, Mazzini failed to attract the support necessary for the movement to grow due the inaccessibility of his ideas and thus slowed the progress t...

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Answered by Tallulah A. History tutor
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Evaluate the extent to which the Civil War fostered change in the US economy in the period 1861 to 1900.

The American Civil War had a major impact in American economy; while the North flourished, the South was left in ruins. The South, an agriculutural society, lost its ability to exploit profitable slave la...

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Answered by Lili G. History tutor
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What was the reason for the British attack at the Somme? (Example of 4 mark question)

The Battle of the Somme in 1916 is known as one of the most bloody battles that Britain has participated in, with estimates that over one million soldiers had died by its conclusion in November.The primar...

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To what extent was Stalin's rise to power due to the weaknesses of his opponents?

When in the planning stages it is important to pick out the key phrases from the question, so that you can give the most effective answer possible. The most important part of this particular question is '...

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What were the causes of the failure of the chartist movement?

The chartist movement lacked coordination, small numbers of chartists organised themselves in local areas and maintained little connection to each other which made cooperation on a national level difficul...

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