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A/A* Student's perfect example of a source question (20 marks) answer for Kett's Rebellion (A-Level History, Pearson Edexcel, Unit 31, Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors, )

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This document provides an example of a source question essay response achieving 20/20 (100%) for the 'breadth' part of the Tudor Rebellions paper. It includes the source that is used to answer the question (complete with annotations of evidence), a plan for the response, and a perfect 20/20 response including a line of argument, numerous factors, criteria, detailed evidence, and consideration of provenance (Nature, Origin and Purpose). If you need any help getting to grips with what to include in an A-Level 20 marker exam question, or how to answer a SOURCE exam question in general - this is the place for you! I am an exceptional student who achieved grade 9 in History GCSE, A* in all my A-Level History mock exams, and a very high grade A in my real A-Level History exam this year. I have also been successful in my application to study Ancient, Medieval and Modern History at University this year. Both my classmates and teachers looked to my essays and work as an example, and highly trust my work. This essay, among others, have been used in lessons to provide my peers with guidance for tackling essays. This essay in particular deals with Kett's Rebellion, but it is a perfect guide for students looking to improve their essay-writing skills and understanding of what examiners look for from history A-Level students (particularly those aiming for A/A*s) REGARDLESS of the unit you are studying or sub-topic you are looking at,. I hope my hard work can help you to excel in your History A-Level too!

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