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How far was Stalin responsible for the start of the Cold War by 1949?

1- Analyse and evaluate arguments that would corroborate this statement: Stalin's desire for security and a 'buffer zone' in Eastern Europe, leading to his implementation of communists governments in the Eas...
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How would you analyse and use a source?

Analysing a Source Walkthrough Circles of Inference (Use whiteboard feature) Questions to address immediately (particularly if there is limited context to the source) · What is the source depicting?· What ca...
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Why did Hitler become Chancellor of Germany in January 1933?

This is a very typical question for history A-level exams and I would suggest that a student approached it in four factors. The factors that I propose caused Hitler to become chancellor are 1) The failure of...
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To what extent was Stalin’s treatment of opposition a divergence from Lenin’s approach? Answer with reference to the years 1917-41.

This is a standard A level Russian/Soviet history essay title.points may include:Similarities - establishment of a one-party state, use of political terror and silencing of opponents, class warfare, secret p...
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'The success of the Conservatives in the period 1886-1905 was the result of the Liberals' failures.' Assess the validity of this view.

The failures of the Liberal Party within the period 1886-1905 were key to the success of the Conservatives. The culmination of Gladstone's dramatic conversion to Home Rule (which disastrously split the party...
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