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This table looks at how revolutionary different aspects of the years , focusing on to what extent they were caused by the Glorious Revolution or the 9 years' war. It covers major legislation from the 1690s, and key developments under the financial revolution.

This timeline covers the key facts and figures of each of the specification bullet points, arranged as key comparison facts from before the 17th C, early or during the 17th C, throughout the 17th C, and comparison dates for the end of the 17th C. (Covers women, development of london, population growth, growth of radicalism, political philosophy, scientific revolution, professionals, and the rise of the Gentry/nobility)

This timeline covers the key facts and figures of each of the specification bullet points, arranged as key comparison facts from before the 17th C, early or during the 17th C, throughout the 17th C, and comparison dates for the end of the 17th C. (dates for agriculture, industry, overseas trading/manufacturing, EIC, colonisation, triangular trade, Anglo-Dutch rivalry, banking and insurance, and mining)

This PowerPoint focuses on the reforms of Charles I's Personal rule. It covers, in obscene depth, the financial, administrative, and religious reforms made during this time, including also what forms of opposition Charles' faced towards his reforms, and how successful they were. It also covers Wentworth's reforms in Ireland, the Prayer Book Rebellion in Scotland and the consequent end of the Personal Rule.

This PowerPoint covers the development of the Civil Wars, covering 1642-49. It focuses on the fracturing of parliament into the political independents and presbyterians, the creation of the NMA and its later politicisation, Pride's Purge and the execution of the king.

Detailed PowerPoint of the various negotiation attempts between king and parliament from 1628-49, focusing on their terms and why they all ultimately failed. This includes: the petition of right, grand remonstrance, 19 propositions, oxford/uxbridge treaties, newcastle propositions, heads of proposals, an agreement of the people, treaty of newport.

This is an in-depth PowerPoint on the development of King-Parliament tensions from 1625-29. It provides a year by year analysis of the events of 1625-29, covering the role of Buckingham, Charles' abuses of power, and the actions and attitudes of both Charles and his various parliaments in A* detail.