Glorious Revolution

Really nice summary website to revise the Glorious Revolution.

http://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/evolutionofparliament/parliamentaryauthority/revolution/overview/

Paper 3: What's the worst that can happen?

Year 13 spent time in lesson today thinking about their worst case scenarios for the upcoming Paper 3 exam.

Year 13’s Top tips for Paper 3:

• In your revision plan questions across all 5 time periods for the depth study questions. You have a choice of 2 questions in Section B. The source question will be from one of the depth studies.
• Know the difference between the depth and breadth topics and the style of questions.
• For Section C: be prepared to answer a question on geography or media, as the exam paper could give you a choice of two questions from the same breadth study topic.
• When using the source always discuss the NOP. (Nature, origin and purpose.) Use the provenance.
• Start with Section A as you can spend time reading the source and annotating.
• Section B questions are depth knowledge questions that focus on detail. You can be asked about one year e.g. 1964 or asked a question across two depth studies e.g. How far did the Jim Crow laws revert black Americans to their quality of life pre-13^th amendment?

Stuart Britain: what was life like for ordinary people?

Stuart Britain: what was life like for ordinary people?

Read this article to find out.

Remember which wife of a Stuart monarch popularised tea drinking in England?