1625 1701 Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Revision notes for key events, key questions, and key people for the period 1625-29 of the EDEXCEL Britain 1625-1701 A-Level course.

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.

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.

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).

Benvenuto Cellini Goldsmith & sculptor who wrote an autobiography, famous for its arrogance and immodest self-praise. Condottiere Mercenary soldier of a political ruler. Humanism Recovery and study of classical authors & writings. Individualism Emphasis on the unique & creative personally (personality?). New Monarchs Term applied to Louis XI of France, Henry VII of England, and Ferdinand & Isabella of Spain, who strengthened their monarchical authority often by Machiavellian means. Rati...

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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Complete timeline compiled from the Edexcel textbook, revision guides, academic journals and class notes. I used it for factual recall which is needed in essays and evidence to support an argument. I got an A* at A level and I am currently studying at Oxford.

Detailed revision notes on breakdown of the events, origins, and effects of the English Civil war for A level History - Britain 1625-1701