Make the reasoning behind a historical judgement explicit.
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Define the judgement
Clarify what terms such as “significant” or “successful” mean in the question. Agree the criteria before weighing evidence.
Distinguish evidence and interpretation
Identify the claim an author makes and how it is supported. Consider what the evidence can and cannot establish.
Build a sustained answer
Give each paragraph a clear role and explain how it develops the overall judgement. Make links visible rather than implied.
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Yes. A tutor can help you test a criticism against evidence and context, and distinguish disagreement from a reasoned evaluation.
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