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Rounded historical study requires the appraisal and evaluation of different types of historical evidence. Most of this is written evidence, gathered from administrative records, books/pamphlets, or litera...

This is a classic A level History question from one of the most examined(and most-difficult) parts of the French Revolution course. The important thing here is not to panic, and to break it down. Step 1 w...

The purpose of an introduction is to show the examiner that you: understand the question being asked, can outline the various ways of approaching said question and that you have a clear argument. To do th...

This is a good question, and one that has multiple overlapping causes. To begin with, Henry's wishes clashed with the papacy's as he wanted to divorce Catherine of Aragon, in order to produce a legitimate...

The success of the Arab Conquests can be easily broken down into two factors: the strengths of Islam and the weaknesses of their enemies. This can be seen in the worn down attitudes of the Byzantine and S...