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Explain the effects of the Second World War on the lives of the German people. (AQA June 2016)

The war was damaging for many nations around the world. David Sharp states that Germany was turned into a “grieving populace” due to the effects of the Second World War on the German people, which worsene...

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"“How can I prepare for and approach the synoptic essay question in paper 1 of the NI CCEA A Level History Paper on Communist/Capitalist conflict in the period 1917-1991?”

The new synoptic essay question is daunting upon first glance for three reasons. Firstly, a significant time period is required to be covered. Secondly, the perspectives of both the Soviet Union and the i...

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What was the cause of the First World War?

The best way to go about answering a causation question such as this is to break your answer down into individual causes and then use linkage sentences and the conclusion to draw the causes together. It m...

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How would I answer the question "to what extent was King Louis XVI to blame for the start of the French Revolution?"

Firstly when faced with a question asking 'to what extent' we know that we need to prioritise and compare different elements in our answer. This question also asks for the causes leading up to the French ...

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'The Wall Street crash was the principle reason for Hitler's rise to power.' How far do you agree?

The Wall Street Crash begun in America in October 1929 and marked a period of insecurity and loss. This instability was extended to Germany, as a result of various ties with America, including the Dawes P...

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