Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement

Essay on to what extent did the 1642 English Civil War break out due to events happening in Scotland and Ireland, or was it more just events in England itself.

Thorough revision pack of entire edexcel a-level history course Britain : conflict, revolution and settlement

Timeline and Keywords for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement Includes: - Timeline across 1625-1701 - Keywords for each of the five themes

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 1: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

Five in-depth essay plans for the Britain, edexcel history a-level. Includes how to structure the essays, context, arguments and counter arguments that work with different question types, as well as a source question example and plan.

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 4: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

This document contains detailed essay plans and notes for: - Charles I: reasons for personal rule - Charles I: reasons for the failure of personal rule - Charles I: The reasons for the failure to compromise (who was to blame) - The reasons for the failure/instability of Republican rule - The failures to create political stability under Charles II - Who was to blame for the survival of non-conformity 1660-88? Sidenote: I am predicted an A*

Essay on to what extent was military involvement in politics responsible for unstable government in England in the years 1646-53. Includes the New Model Army and Cromwell.

Essay drawing on similarities and differences between the republican rule (1649-60) and the personal rule of Charles I (1629-40)

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 3: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

This document contains detailed essay plans and notes for: - Charles I: reasons for personal rule - Charles I: reasons for the failure of personal rule - Charles I: The reasons for the failure to compromise (who was to blame) - The reasons for the failure/instability of Republican rule - The failures to create political stability under Charles II - Who was to blame for the survival of non-conformity 1660-88? Sidenote: I am predicted an A*

Five in-depth essay plans for the Britain, edexcel history a-level. Includes how to structure the essays, context, arguments and counter arguments that work with different question types, as well as a source question example and plan.

Thorough revision pack of entire edexcel a-level history course Britain : conflict, revolution and settlement

Essay drawing on similarities and differences between the republican rule (1649-60) and the personal rule of Charles I (1629-40)

Essay on to what extent was military involvement in politics responsible for unstable government in England in the years 1646-53. Includes the New Model Army and Cromwell.

Essay on to what extent did the 1642 English Civil War break out due to events happening in Scotland and Ireland, or was it more just events in England itself.

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 5: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 4: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 3: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 2: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections