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

This Level 5 answer (as certified by an official examiner) breaks down the reasons for relations to break down between Charles I and Parliament during the Civil War, resulting in the execution of the King in 1649.

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.

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 Level 5 answer (as certified by an official examiner) breaks down the transformation in agricultural techniques, the banking and insurance sectors and national and global trade.

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 threats posed by catholicism and non-conformity to the monarchy.

These are my revision notes I used during the 2022 exams. It includes a full summary of everything in the course in bullet point format but a sufficient amount of information is included in each bullet point. I achieved an A in history at A-level, 33/40 on the Stuart Britain exam on my transcript.