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How to answer a question focused on the impact of Stalin`s economic`s policies

If you’re asked about the success or failure of economic policies of Stalin or any other leader, it’s important to be able to argue that economic progress, particularly just...
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The impact of the Terror

The Terror beginsIt was in the regions, not Paris, where the real bloodshed was to take place and first to feel the vengeance of the committee was the second city of France, Lyon, whi...
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The importance of social reformers

Two key figures you must know about are Charles Booth and Seebohm Rowntree. At the end of the 19th century, despite vast increases in wealth, an idustrialised economy and an empire co...
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Life in Medieval England

Conditions for most people outside of the lucky 2-3% that made up the aristocracy of England (remember……it was still England. Great Britain didn’t come into existence u...
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What was a medieval doctor?

Most people thought of as medics in the 11th or 12th century were not dedicated solely to medicine. They dabbled in it, along with a range of other jobs they had to undertake. Put ano...
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The importance of adding nuance in your answer

Let’s briefly cover off the importance of nuance.When answering questions, always be aware that you should try to add nuance. Nuance means that rather than making a sweeping gene...
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Why was Kaiser Wilhelm forced out in 1918?

Wilhelm was forced out for 3 reasons: 1. Troops were beginning to mutiny (Kiel for example). 2. Increasing disorder on the streets as hungry people started creating their own local go...
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The impact of WW1 on Germany

It is useful to recap the impact the war had on German society and how that shaped public opinion.Class tension:The war had dramatically worsened the poverty and hardship the working ...
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The violence of the early Weimar years

It is vital to understand that the new Republic and its constitution was formed amidst a backdrop of political and economic problems. But perhaps more immediate was the problem of pol...
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Why did political parties in Nazi Germany agree to give Hitler almost unlmited powers?

In order to get the Enabling Act passed, Hitler needed two thirds of the deputies to support it (any change to the constitution needed two thirds to vote for it - conventional laws re...