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

This A* (level 5) essay, as certified by an official examiner, breaks down the actions of the King, the Parliament and the Scots for causing the problems that faced the monarchy.

This A* (level 5) essay, as certified by an official examiner, breaks down changes in the banking and insurance sectors, national and global trade, and agriculture as criteria for whether changes to the British economy were radical.

This is an in-depth summary of this whole chapter One, and why there was key tension between the monarchy and Parliament. One key question that keeps rising in this chapter is how revolutionising each event or rule.

A grade essay from a A* student at Oxford. Includes extracts and teacher comments.

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List of all possible essay questions for politics, religion, society, economy topics, organised under key questions from the official Edexcel textbook.

A* essay for the Britain 1625-1701 module of a level edexcel history comparing the personal rule and republican rule

This document includes a concise, easy-to-read table describing all of the most important arguments to make for Section C: The Glorious Revolution of Unit 1C of the Pearson Edexcel History A-Level course, as per the specification. I have done it so that it is really easy to memorise. I have also included a summary on how to approach the question in order to get the best marks, including some examples for how you might approach it. Additionally, I have described how I used the document to revise ...