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Resources that you will need this year:  This unit promotes an understanding of change and continuity over a period of 47 years. Through the study of key events in depth, for example the regicide, candidates will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the interrelationship of individuals such as Charles I and Oliver Cromwell, as well as ideas like millenarianism and republicanism. Candidates will also examine other factors such as the role of religion and political radicalism and their relative importance to the processes of change and consolidation in the context of the relationship between state and people. Additionally, as a result of the study of the period as a whole candidates will be able to explain the major political and religious issues in the context of how the nature of monarchy, parliament and the authority of the state developed within the period. On this website you will find lots of resources that we will be using throughout this year, this includes videos that we don't have time to watch in lessons, reading PDFs, resources, the handbook, past paper essay questions and the powerpoints that we use in the lessons. Use the links on the right to the sections that we study in lessons and the tabs at the top to get involved in discussions (you will need to be signed in to do this). **To return to the main Historical Symposium Page click on the banner below: ** 
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