On these pages you will find suggestions for revision exercises which have been contributed by a variety of teachers – to help you, I have grouped them under the same headings we are using for articles and I have also tried to indicate which Board the exercise was created for \u00a0[although in most cases the exercises apply to more than one Board]. I have also included a selection of student-friendly articles which might prove useful too. This is where I hope we can help each other.. send me any revision exercise you have and I will upload them onto the site so that everyone can use them.<\/p>\n
Interview with Angela Anderson – War<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n When did the Civil War become inevitable (part 1)<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n When did the Civil War become inevitable (part 2)<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n Civil War – Building Armies<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n Civil War – Building Armies Answers<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n Parliament did not win the first civil war 1642-1646, the King lost it.\u2019 To what extent to you agree with this assertion? (Seel)<\/a> (AQA)<\/p>\n The seven main factors which accounted for the Parliamentary victory<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Big picture<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n Historiography of the Civil War<\/a>\u00a0(EDEXCEL)<\/p>\n Quiz<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n John Lilburne<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n Who were Cromwell’s enemies?<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Instabilty of the Interregnum 1649-60<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Instrument of Government (diagram)<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n Brainstorm why the Rump and the Barebones failed<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n The Rump<\/a>\u00a0(ALL)<\/p>\n Introduction and conclusion of why the Rump and Barebones failed<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Cromwell’s aims and how the Instrument addressed these aims<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Cromwell\u2019s relationship with the Protectorate Parliaments<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Turning points during Protectorate<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Protectorate foreign policy<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n How far was the Protectorate a military dictatorship<\/a>\u00a0(AQA)<\/p>\n Charles I<\/a> –\u00a0Richard Cust<\/p>\n Charles I – Not a bad king after all<\/a> – Graham Seel<\/p>\n Why was Charles executed<\/a>\u00a0– Barry Coward<\/p>\n Cromwell<\/a>\u00a0– Richard Wilkinson<\/p>\n Oliver Cromwell Interpretations<\/a> – Coward, Barnard and Gaunt<\/p>\n Oliver Cromwell and Parliaments<\/a>\u00a0– David Smith<\/p>\n Offering the Crown to Cromwell<\/a>\u00a0– Patrick Little<\/p>\nReasons for Parliaments Victory<\/h4>\n
The search for settlement during 1646-49 and reasons for failure<\/span><\/span><\/h4>\n
New ideas and religious radicals and groups<\/h4>\n
The role of Cromwell \u2013 his aims and motivation<\/h4>\n
Cromwell and Parliament<\/h4>\n
Cromwell and Foreign Policy<\/h4>\n
Failure of the republic and the restoration settlement<\/h4>\n
Articles useful for revision<\/h4>\n