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The triumph of the Yorkists, 1461–1471 exam tips
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Focus on Cause and Consequence
When discussing Edward IV's marriage, always link it to the broader political context and its consequences.
Understanding the cause and effect relationship will help you construct a more nuanced argument in your essays.
Focus on causation
When answering questions about the Wars of the Roses, emphasize the causal relationships between events and decisions.
Understanding how one event led to another will help you construct a more coherent argument and demonstrate deeper historical insight.
Focus on key events and their significance
When answering questions, always link events to their broader implications for the Wars of the Roses.
Understanding the significance of events like Barnet and Tewkesbury helps in evaluating their impact on the political landscape.
Use specific examples
When discussing the impact of the baronial wars, include specific noble families or events to support your argument.
Specific examples strengthen your analysis and demonstrate a deeper understanding of the topic.
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