Is "how far" equivalent "to what exent" when answering a history question?

Is it? If so, how do I phrase it.
I mean, it's easy to say for to what what extent, such as
"to a great extent." "to a moderate extent"
However, I am not sure for "how far"
Please help.

Thank you for clearing this up!

By the way, I also have another question. Is there a different format needed to answer these slightly different questions?

1 How far did the peace settlement of 1919–23 reflect Wilson’s Fourteen Points?


2 “The Treaty of Versailles imposed an unjust and vindictive peace on Germany.” How far do you agree with this statement? Explain your answer.

3 To what extent was the character of Charles II responsible for his problems with parliament? (taken somwhere)

I think I understand that "how far/to what extent" is pretty much the same format, but how about agreeing and disagreeing with an opinion? (2)

1- You need to evaluate each point with 'to some extent', 'to a moderate extent' etc
2- Evaluate each point with something along the lines of 'This factor therefore supports the statement to a large extent'
3- General extent answers

Hope this helps

Thank you, it did! I am being such a bother, I am so sorry - it's just that I study by myself so there's many questions I can't ask a teacher for.


Another question is how would you wrap up a 10 mark essay with a conclusion?
Do you just
-wrap up the facts from above
-discuss the aftermath effects and relate to the justifiability of the essay
-add in extra facts

Sorry, these a questions I've always wondered.

Knowledge.

Yeah, you need to summarise all of your factors, comparing their importance and results you could add extra facts but you dont have to