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To what extent was the changing social status of women after 1850 the most significant reason that led to most women gaining the right to vote in 1918?

At the turn of the century, the battle for women’s fundamental rights had reached a climax. The fight for these rights developed against a backdrop of industrialisation, urbanisation and changes within the w...
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The success of the civil rights movement in the years 1947 to 1957 was dependent on the NAACP [National Association for the Advancement of Colored People]? (past exam question)

There are different approaches to this question but it is important in the introduction to establish how important the NAACP was a factor but also the other factors at play, which here include the efforts of...
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'In the years 1529-1556, Charles V's commitments as Holy Roman Emperor badly weakened Spain' Assess the validity of this view. (25 marks)

Introduction:Start off by briefly introducing the topic. Acknowledge the size of Charles' empire by 1529, covering Castile and Aragon, Italy, Mediterranean islands, parts of North Africa and the Americas, Au...
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‘Henry’s treatment of his sons was a more important cause of the Great Rebellion than his baronial policy.’

The most important thing to consider in answering this question is to ensure you are presenting a clear well structured argument. That means you need a point of view of what CAUSED the great rebellion that i...
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How would I structure an essay like "'Weimar democracy collapsed due to the failures of its politicians.' Assess the validity of this view."?

First, think of all the main factors that caused the collapse of Weimar democracy. It can often help to divide these into political, economic, and social factors - of course, there's overlap between these ca...
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