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

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).

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.

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.

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?

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.

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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You may be asked in essay questions about sim/diff between monarchs so you should prepare for those types of questions. Notes compiled from the Edexcel textbook, revision guides and class notes. Condensed so includes all information needed for final exam. It was used for the bulk of my revision and go the an A* in 2022 exams (first year after COVID-19 disruption).

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.