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Were economic factors the driving force behind imperial expansion during the Age of 'New Imperialism' c1870-1914?

Historians such as J Hobson, and Marxist writers eg Lenin, have all argued that economic factors were the driving force behind imperial expansion. The effects of the industrial revolution and the conseque...

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Answered by Thomas B. History tutor
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What factor was more important to the failure of the League of Nations: the economic depression of the 1930s or the Abyssinia Crisis?

Factors arguing for the depression: UNdermined spirit of goodwill and cooperation that the Leagure depended on. For example, the collapse of world trade intensified the need for economic resources (eviden...

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Answered by Charlie F. History tutor
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Make "a" the subject of the following equation: 2b = (3a+4)/(c-a)

In order to solve this question, we need to have all the terms containing 'a' on one side of the equals sign, and the other terms on the other side of the equals sign. First, we multiply both sides by (c-...

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Answered by Tutor161443 D. Maths tutor
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Modernise the Greek comedy, Lysistrata.

Lysistrata is play concerning the liberation of oppressed women in ancient Greece. It is a farcical, yet intelligent satire of the political upheaval in Athens in 411 BC. Thus to re-create the play effect...

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Answered by Georgia T. Drama tutor
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'The literature of love is quick to portray women as cruel and dismissive lovers. Discuss.'

It can be considered that literature focusing on romance often identifies women as the scornful, uninterested part of the pairing. Such a recognition could be founded on the notion that love in literature...

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