Unit 1C Britain, 1625 1701: conflict, revolution and settlement
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My Revision Notes: Edexcel AS/A-level History: Britain, 1625-1701: Conflict, revolution and settlement
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A-Level History Essay Plans Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement.
Extremely detailed essay plans for History Edexcel A-Level Paper 1 Britain, : conflict, revolution and settlement. 
 
ALL YOU NEED TO REVISE- contains all key information to answer any question. 
 
Created by an A* student studying history at University next year. 
 
Contains virtually any question that could come up including past questions planned in lots of detail in a organised, easy to use format. 
 
Also includes super-curricular knowledge that will ensure a high grade.
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A* level notes for Britain, 1625-1701: Conflict, revolution and settlement
PopularI achieved an A* in A level history with these notes, and am now studying at Cambridge University. Covers social/economy as well as politics/religion.
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Cromwell A Level History Notes Edexcel Theme 1 Kq3
NewCROMWELL A LEVEL HISTORY NOTES EDEXCEL - a level history notes for theme 3
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Charles Ii Detailed Notes A Level History Edexcel
NewCHARLES II DETAILED NOTES A LEVEL HISTORY EDEXCEL - for a level history students
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A Level History Charles I Edexcel Notes - Stuart
NewThese are a level history edexcel notes for the theme 1 of the stuart British exam unit - specifically under Charles I. There are notes from in class including additional research as well as them being divided and condensed into categories and thorough and detailed notes.
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A Level History, Britain 1625-1701 Glorious Revolution debates
NewThis 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.
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A Level History Britain society timeline
NewThis 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)
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A Level History Britain economy 1625-1701 timeline
NewThis 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)
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Personal Rule 1629-42 A* A Level PowerPoint
NewThis 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.
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A* A Level PowerPoint on the development of the first and second Civil Wars
NewThis 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.
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A* PowerPoint on negotiation attempts between king and parliament from 1628-49
NewDetailed 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.
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King-Parliament tensions from 1625-29 PowerPoint
NewThis 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.
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A-Level History Full Revision Notes
New1 x Stuart Britain full course notes
1 x Glorious Revolution revision document
1 x French Revolution full course notes
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Glorious Revolution revision notes History A-Level
NewDetailed document focusing on the Glorious Revolution for the Stuart Britain module for A-Level History. Easy to read, digest and revise. Colour-coded and with essay plans and timeline.
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Full course notes Stuart Britain history A-level
NewFull course notes for revision of Stuart Britain and Glorious Revolution for History A-Level. Easy to read/digest, colour-coded, well-explained, full examples/explanations. Practice exam questions.
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Edexcel A* A-level History Coursework Bundle - English Civil War
This is a bundle combining my A* coursework, Bibliography and Edexcel Reading Record 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?"
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A* Edexcel History Coursework - English Civil War
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...
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Edexcel History Coursework Reading Record
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.
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A-level Edexcel Completed Bibliography Coursework - English Civil War
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.
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Unit 1C - Britain, : conflict, revolution and settlement: Economy, Trade and Empire and The quest for Political Stability 1625-88
This includes detailed notes on each part of the specification paired with both analysis and evaluation, allowing the notes to be easily turned into A* essay plans.

This includes the Chapters: The Quest for Political Stability and Economy, Trade and Empire.
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Summaries and essay plans- Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement: The quest for political stability, 1625-88
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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Summary - Unit 1C - Britain, : conflict, revolution and settlement: Economy, Trade and Empire
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...