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Extended project comparing 1839 Afghanistan invasion and 2003?

Right now I'm reading up on the 1839 Afghanistan invasion, and for EPQ I thought I could compare that to the more recent one.

I would be doing it externally so have 6000 words to play with.

If you have done EPQ would you say this is a good idea?
There are actually quite a lot of non-bs comparisons and I thought it would be quite interesting.
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Original post by zimbo97
Right now I'm reading up on the 1839 Afghanistan invasion, and for EPQ I thought I could compare that to the more recent one.

I would be doing it externally so have 6000 words to play with.

If you have done EPQ would you say this is a good idea?
There are actually quite a lot of non-bs comparisons and I thought it would be quite interesting.


It sounds quite a good idea. Make sure you get yourself to a library and obtain some books on the subject, and documentaries if you can find some.

Google it first to see how many websites have compared the two - and see how much information you can find on it all. If there isn't much consider something else, but if you find lots of information then it's fine.
Original post by zimbo97
Right now I'm reading up on the 1839 Afghanistan invasion, and for EPQ I thought I could compare that to the more recent one.

I would be doing it externally so have 6000 words to play with.

If you have done EPQ would you say this is a good idea?
There are actually quite a lot of non-bs comparisons and I thought it would be quite interesting.



I agree with Tilly, join the British Library (http://www.bl.uk/) they have tons of resources which are bound to be helpful, and you can try the KCL library too (http://www.kcl.ac.uk/library/index.aspx) I used it a LOT during my EPQ, but mine was more science-based so resources were much easier to gather.

Also, these libraries require you to fill out a membership form send it through post, so you can talk in your report how you acted "actively" to get the best resources XD

Good luck!!

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