My Revision Notes: Edexcel AS/A-level History: Britain, 1625-1701: Conflict, revolution and settlement
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Introduction
1 The quest for political stability, 1625–88
Charles I and parliament, 1625–29
Personal Rule and its failure, 1629–40
The failure to compromise, 1640–49
The First Civil War, 1642–46
The failure to reach a negotiated settlement, 1646–49
Republican rule, 1649–60
The role of Cromwell, 1640–58
The Restoration Settlement, 1660–64
Conflicts between king and parliaments, 1665–81
Personal Rule and the collapse of royal power, 1681–88
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2 Religion: conflict and dissent, 1625–88
Laud’s policies and religious uniformity
The Church of England, 1640–62
The growth of religious non-conformity: Puritanism under Charles I
Presbyterians and religious radicalism
The persecution of dissenters under Charles II and James II
The Catholic question, 1625–88
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3 Social and intellectual change, 1625–88
Population growth
Poverty and the Poor Laws
The changing structure of society
Urbanisation and the growth of the professional and merchant classes
The status of women
Radical political ideas, including the Levellers and the Diggers
Hobbes and Locke: the end of divine right monarchy and a confessional state
The Scientific Revolution and the Royal Society
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4 Economy, trade and empire, 1625–88
Agriculture
The development of national markets and the cloth trade
London, economic development and the growth of banking and insurance
The impact of imperial expansion
The development of trade overseas
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Historical interpretations: How revolutionary, in the years to 1701, was the Glorious Revolution of 1688–89?
The significance of revolutionary ideals in the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, Part 1
The significance of revolutionary ideals in the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, Part 2
The impact of the Toleration Act 1689 and the end of Anglican supremacy
The significance of the Triennial Act 1694 and the growth of parliamentary power
The importance of William III’s wars in the development of a financial revolution
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