Unit 1c Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

Descriptive class notes for Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement / Theme 4: Includes: - Notes - Posters - Summaries - Labelled Sections

Essay on to what extent was military involvement in politics responsible for unstable government in England in the years 1646-53. Includes the New Model Army and Cromwell.

Essay on to what extent did the 1642 English Civil War break out due to events happening in Scotland and Ireland, or was it more just events in England itself.

Essay drawing on similarities and differences between the republican rule (1649-60) and the personal rule of Charles I (1629-40)

In this document, I have provided a full, in-depth, high-level answer to all of the questions that are likely to be asked in the exam.

This is an in depth summary of Topic 1 from Unit 1C - Britain, 1625-1701: conflict, revolution and settlement. The document looks at each individual specification point for the exam, allowing for a thorough and comprehensive outline of the topic. It covers all the evidence required to know for the exam (from both the revision book and textbook), yet it is much more concise than the textbook, which often tends to focus on points which will not directly support your revision. These revision notes ...

I've achieved all the tasks for the whole year and my final grade was D*D*. The work has a good quality and it contains introductions, conclusions and references the content which the task is about.

This specific British History exam is one that can be described as descriptive, in-depth and cyclical. With many situations and events repeating, especially with Parliament and other governmental institutions but with other key figures. This document has been curated and refined in such a way that you are given all the information needed, this includes historical knowledge and analysis to achieve the best grades. For example, in Topic 1.4 many other historical summary resources simply tell you t...

P1 Task 1C for unit 1