Unit 1C Britain, 1625 1701: conflict, revolution and settlement (9HI0)

This is my Coursework that I created in 2023 for my A-level History Coursework on the English Civil War which achieved 39/40 marks. All sources included and linked. This structure can be used for other courseworks. Question: "Historians have disagreed about what caused the English Civil War. What is your view about the most influential factor that caused the English Civil War?" Please check my account to see the associated Bibliography and Edexcel Reading Record which can also be purchased...

This is the filled in Edexcel Coursework Reading Record document that I created in 2023 for my A-level History Coursework which achieved 39/40 marks. All sources included and linked. Question: "Historians have disagreed about what caused the English Civil War. What is your view about the most influential factor that caused the English Civil War?" Please check my account to see the associated Coursework which can also be purchased.

This is my completed bibliography for my A* coursework essay on the English Civil War for Edexcel A Level History that I submitted for the 2023 Examination series. Question: "Historians have disagreed about what caused the English Civil War. What is your view about the most influential factor that caused the English Civil War?" All sources and footnotes included. Structure applicable to other coursework questions.

This document contains detailed notes with analysis and evaluation for A-level history paper 1C: Britain, : conflict, revolution and settlement: Economy, Trade and Empire 1625-88. This includes the following topics: - Agriculture - Specialised farming - Capital investment in agriculture - The development of national markets - The cloth trade: The domestic system and impact of Protestant refugees - The growth of London - The growth of banking and insurance - The impact of imperial expa...

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*

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This document contains a comprehensive collection of structured A-level history essay responses (in the form of essay plans) covering the political and religious dynamics of Stuart England from 1625 to 1688. It addresses key questions around the failures of Charles I, the personal rule period, the Civil Wars, the Interregnum, and the Restoration, with a focus on political conflict, financial policy, religious radicalism, and opposition to Catholicism. Ideal for students studying AQA or Edexcel ...