The gunpowder plot - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

The Jacobean era, This is a 21 page document all about King james the first era and his ulings , it mentions his problems with the parliament , witchhunting england ,and the plot to kill King James in 1605 , in the gunpowder plot lead by Robert Catesby and more.....

What did James respond to the idea that the church should lose its episcopal structure for a Scottish-style Presbyterian restructure? (1604) When was the Gunpowder Plot? What were the main consequences of the Gunpowder Plot? (1605)

This summary contains absolutely everything you need to know about the plots to assassinate King James I. It will allow you to make top-level responses which consider all plots thoroughly. It is optimised for retrieval practise, one of the most effective revision techniques you can use. It is broken down into manageable chunks for each plot with some colourful pictures to remember the information by. This resource was incredibly useful for me to help me remember the plots and I know it will be u...

How many Norman's were there to govern England (2 million Anglo-Saxons) 7000 + 1 more side Which new laws did the Norman's create when they came to England? Murdrum Fine and Forest Laws + 1 more side What was the Murdrum Fine? If a Norman was murdered an expensive fine was charged to the county. + 1 more side What were Forest Laws? Introduced to protect Norman hunting lands which stopped people from poaching. + 1 more side Who established church courts? The...

This summary was made for English 3 Language and Culture, taught during the teacher training - secondary education English at AP Hogeschool. In the summary you can find analyses of the texts (literature, poetry & non-fiction) that were discussed during this course: - Hamlet & Macbeth – William Shakespeare - Boyhood – John Maxwell Coetzee - The Lost Diaries of Adrian Mole – Sue Townsend - The Black and White – Harold Pinter - Educating Rita – Willy Russell - Regeneration – Pa...

This set contains mcq self test qs on Oliver Cromwell and the gunpowder plot AND contains a sample answer for source analysis. Written for practice and includes key details and points from a view point of a student. Available for free download so win win opportunity :). Ps. More history content is listed on my page

The summary contains all the grammar that you need to study for your exam. In this summary I included: - PHONETICS -> the phonetic alphabet -> word stress tips (that really work) -> the phonetic transcription of vocabulary from 'gunpowder plot' - SPELLING -> difficult words -> noun to adjective -> adjective to adverb - GRAMMAR -> tag questions (form, use, function, intonation and how to answer a tag question) -> ing-forms (gerund) and infiniti...

This summary contains: The Gunpowder Plot The Battle of Hastings American History --> all the extra information in the PPTs, course notes and those on Canvas are also included. The self-study chapters that I added in this summary: Britain, chapter 2 American Ways, chapters 3 and 4 Good luck!