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Summary 1C - Britain, : conflict, revolution and settlement topic checklists
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Checklists for topics and sub-topics in section a and b for paper 1. Notes for these sections will also be released soon.
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History Religion and Dissent 1625-1688 checklistNot revised Semi-revised Fully revised
Topic 1- Religion:
conflict and dissent,
1625-42
Laud’s policies and
religious uniformity
Puritanism under
Charles I
Catholic influence
within Charles I’s court
Topic 2- Religion:
conflict and dissent,
1649-60
Parliament’s reordering
of the church, 1640–60
Presbyterians and
religious radicalism
The exclusion of
Catholics from religious
toleration
Topic 3- Religion:
conflict and dissent,
1660-1688
The restoration of
Anglicanism, 1660–62
and its dominant
position in religious life
The persecution of
dissenters under
Charles II and James II
Anti-Catholic sentiment,
1660–88
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