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How do I approach the time conditions of a history essay?

The strict time conditions of a GCSE history essay are one of the most taxing aspects of the exam. The examiners want to see that you can present a clear and concise argument with specific and relevant co...

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Answered by Grace E. History tutor
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Why was Charles I executed in 1649?

You can break down this essay into three sections: introduction, your reasons why you think Charles I was executed and a conclusion. In your introduction, you should give the reasons why you think Charles...

AW
Answered by Amelia W. History tutor
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Why did the British Empire collapse?

This is a big question. First, in answering this question, it is helpful to know when the British empire collapsed (could ask back to student for more effective engagement). Most of Brita...

BI
Answered by Benjamin I. History tutor
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How do I get balance in my essay while still having a definitive conclusion?

Having a definitive, consistently-argued view is one of the most important features of a good history essay. However, a good essay will also consider other perspectives. Rather than viewing the task of ba...

SW
Answered by Saskia W. History tutor
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How should I go about analysing a primary source?

A source is a first-hand piece of evidence that historians can use to find out about the past. Examples include: eyewitness accounts, letters, diaries, photographs, cartoons, posters etc. It might be help...

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Answered by Bethany B. History tutor
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