A level stuarts - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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.

History OCR A-level Early Stuarts and Origins of Civil War (James and Foreign Policy)

A detailed set of notes for the entirety of component 1D of AQA AS Level History (Stuart Britain). Included are: thorough notes for every part of the specification, own knowledge to an A* level, arguments and evidence for potential essay questions. Written by a student who achieved an A* whilst also attending the Sunday Times State School of the Year.

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.

This Level 5 answer (as certified by an official examiner) breaks down the work of Hobbes and Locke, the scientific revolution, radical religious ideas and the concept of the confessional state to answer the question: 'What was the most significant intellectual development in England 1625-88?'

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 A* (level 5) essay, as certified by an official examiner, breaks down the actions of Charles I and parliament as the two main political forces who battled for dominance at the expense of stability.

Essay Plan for question 'How successfully did the early Stuart Monarchs handle the issue of religion ?'