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Source based question: using the sources, assess how convincing the arguments are in relation to the threat to Henry VII in the years 1485-1509.

*(I'll put the sources on the whiteboard or explain them, but a lot of history a level is sourced based so I felt it appropriate to use them) These sources address the stability of Henry VII and comment on h...
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How do I prevent myself slipping into narrative during analysis?

In order to maintain sophisticated analysis instead of a description of events it is important to keep asking yourself questions as you go along. For instance, if you're meant to evaluate the importance of a...
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„The Treaty of Versailles was a fair and reasonable peace”. To what extent do you agree with this statement?

Treaty of Versailles was issued in 1919, following German demand for armistice in 1918. It was designed by victorious Britain, France and the USA. Each of these powers had different view as to how the final ...
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Explain two consequences of the Fall of the Berlin Wall.

The Berlin Wall fell on the 9th November 1989. The wall had been constructed in 1961, making it illegal for citizens to cross it from East Berlin to West Berlin for over twenty years. During these years, up ...
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‘The most important reason why Adenauer was able to remain in power for so long was the economic miracle.’ How far do you agree?

Konrad Adenauer was chancellor from September 1949 to October 1963 a rule of 14 years longer than the whole of the Weimar republic or Adolf Hitler. Compared to Weimar’s 13 chancellors and Hitler’s use of for...
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