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

A grade essay with teacher comments - writen under timed conditions

This is an in-depth timeline of Pearson Edexcel A Level History (2015) 'Britain: Conflict, revolution and settlement.' All topics are clearly labelled through colour-coding, with each of the key areas outlined in detail. These are: The quest for political stability Religion: conflict and dissent Social and intellectual challenge Economy, trade and empire How revolutionary, in the years to 1701, was the Glorious Revolution of 1688-1689? I achieved an A* with this timeline, and it sp...

A* grade essay from student now at Oxford. Exemplar for a Theme 5 questions (section C question in A level papers)

Historiography is needed in Theme 5 essays (the last question in the A level paper). It allows you to unlock Level 5/A* grades. This document breaks down different historical interpretations that you can reference in your essays. The information enclosed is compiled form a multitude of resources including the textbook, online resources, class notes and revision guides.

A document of possible essay questions collected from multiple resources throughout A level studies.

This A* (level 5) essay, as certified by an official examiner, breaks down the actions of Charles I and parliament, determining which party is primarily responsible for the failure of relations between the groups.

This Level 5 answer (as certified by an official examiner) breaks down the threat posed by Presbyterianism, radical religious groups and the idea of toleration, with consistent focus on the way in which these factors threatened the Anglican church. 'To what extent did religious non-conformity threaten the Anglican church?'

This Level 5 answer (as certified by an official examiner) breaks down the impact of changing techniques, capital investment and the beginnings of national markets on the evolving agricultural landscape.