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- I would absolutely include Nat Turner's Rebellion and John Brown's Raid on Harpers Ferry - both significant in regards to long-term implications for slavery.
- Hi David - Yes, your approach would definitely be better. 'Inevitable' is a tricky one to argue. Focusing on a particular factor that brought Hitler to power and then doing the counterclaim with others would keep it more focused and analytical.
- thank you very much , Jo .
- I feel that it would be better if the student focussed on a particular factor e.g. economic, and compared that with the other factors that led to Hitler's appointment as Chancellor.