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A-Level AQA History Revision Notes for Paper 1D Topic 2 – Revolution, 1629-49

This resource includes detailed revision notes covering all the subject content for Topic 2 (Revolution, 1629-49) of A-Level AQA History Paper 1D (Stuart Britain and the Crisis of Monarchy, 1603-1702).

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Specification Content Covered
Topic 2 – Revolution, 1629–1649
• Divisions over religion: Arminianism and Laudianism; Puritanism and the emergence of Millenarianism
• Political divisions: the Personal Rule and the extent of opposition to it in England, Scotland and Ireland; the Short and Long Parliaments and the leadership of Pym; divisions and the outbreak of Civil War
• The First and Second Civil Wars: England, Scotland, Ireland and the reasons for royalist defeat
• Social divisions: the emergence of political and religious radicalism in the 1640s; the Levellers and Millenarian groups
• Post-war divisions between Army and Parliament and the failure to secure a post-war settlement
• Regicide: the basis for regicide and the King’s response

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