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

Summarized textbook notes and own reading on status of women for section b breadth question

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3 pages

Written in 2023/2024

dinasnotes

This resource is a summery of module 1 focusing on Ao2. It’s a summery of all key events, dates and people that you can use throughout exams. It’s spilt into 3 categories ( likely to be the time frames given in the exam) CharlesI 1625-39 , Republican rule , Restoration .

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1 pages

Written in 2023/2024

meganemily1712

This is a summery sheet of module 2- Religion conflict and dissent 1625-88. It includes notes on church state relations , the issues of dissenters, how religious tensions increased, radical religious views, as well as religion during the restoration. It looks at the issues of catholicism and dissenters throughout different time periods ( CharlesI , Charles II, republican rule, James)

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4 pages

Written in 2023/2024

meganemily1712

This is an A* essay plan answering the question Who was more to blame for the instability in the period : Charles, Parliament, or the Duke of Buckingham?. It has detailed points evaluating the responsibility of each factor, with evidence that can also be used in other essay about them in the period 1625-29

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3 pages

Written in 2023/2024

Grade A+

milobriffett

This is an A* essay answering the question 'Was Charles I or Parliament more responsible for the breakdown in relations 1625-29?'. It gives detailed for and against points that are perfect for this essay and also learning the 4-year period as a whole, helping with other essay on it

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4 pages

Written in 2023/2024

Grade A+

milobriffett

In-depth summary of the Great Fire of London and its political/economic/social repercussions - bullet-points under the four headings: The Fire, The King, The Blame, The Aftermath

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

To what extent was military involvement in politics responsible for political instability in the years 1646-60? - A-grade response to this key exam question - compares and evaluates reasons for political instability including: Military involvement, parliamentary opposition to Cromwell, Cromwells aims

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

Grade A

carmenburridge

Was the Restoration Settlement 1660-64 the main reason for Charles II's difficult relations with his parliaments in the years 1665-81? - In-depth essay plan for this type of exam question

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

In-depth revision material for topics 1A: Why did monarchical government fail 1625-49?, 1B: Why did Republican rule fail to provide a lasting settlement 1649-60, 1C: Why was the Stuart monarchy restored in 1660 only to collapse 28 years later?, 2A: How effectively did the Church of England/Anglicanism overcome its challenges? - includes evidence for for and against arguments, timelines and context.

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10 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

To what extent did the British economy radically change in the years 1625-88? - A-grade essay on the 17th century British economic development

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

Grade A

carmenburridge

How far can the Toleration Act of 1689 be seen to be the end of the Anglican supremacy? - summarising the arguments of two historians (Christopher Hill and J. Champion) on this topic

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1 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

To what extent did the failures of the English government in the years 1625-42 arise from a lack of money? - grade A exemplar essay

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

Grade A

carmenburridge

Comparing historians (John Miller, Steven C A Pincus and James A Robinson) views' on the Glorious Revolution - Revisionist vs Whig perspectives.

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

In-depth summary of Oliver Cromwell and republican rule , with notes on the following headings: Early Life, Nominated Assembly, The First Protectorate Parliament, The Rule of the Major-Generals and the Second Protectorate Parliament, The Humble Petition and Advice, Death of Cromwell - the succession of Richard and Monck's intervention, Conclusion: What were the causes of political instability in this period?

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1 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

An A-grade response to a source question comparing Julian Hoppit and John Morrill's arguments on whether British parliamentary power increased in the period. Great example on how to tackle a source question in general.

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

Grade A

carmenburridge

In-depth notes about the significance of North America and the Caribbean in 17th century Britain, as well as a summary of the significance of British control the Triangular Trade (including why/how British control of the Triangular Trade increased and how it affected the economy).

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3 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

An example source (Miller), with key parts highlighted, and a summary paragraph on 'How far do you agree' with Miller's argument. A helpful example on how to tackle source questions.

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

Full A-graded essay: How accurate is it to say that non-conformity was a greater threat to the monarchy than fear of Catholicism, 1660-88?

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2 pages

Written in 2020/2021

Grade A

carmenburridge

A summary of Oliver Cromwell's aims as Lord Protector - definitions and explanations of his ideas behind 'settlement' and 'reformation', as well as the reasons for the failure of his parliaments, appointment of the Major-Generals and refusal of the crown.

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1 pages

Written in 2020/2021

carmenburridge

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.

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6 pages

Written in 2023/2024

carmenburridge