AQA A Level Unit 2E English Revolution

AQA A Level History 2E: The English Revolution, c1625–1660 - Complete Teaching Resource

A comprehensive and engaging resource designed to support teaching and learning for AQA A Level History Unit 2E: The English Revolution, c1625–1660.

This resource helps students develop both secure factual knowledge and the analytical skills required for success in A Level examinations. Covering the key political, religious, constitutional and military developments of the period, it encourages students to explore the causes, course and consequences of the English Revolution while engaging with historical interpretations and debate.

Topics include:

The Personal Rule of Charles I
Religious tensions and the growth of opposition
The Bishops’ Wars and the collapse of Personal Rule
The Long Parliament and the outbreak of Civil War
The First and Second English Civil Wars
The execution of Charles I
The Commonwealth and Protectorate
Oliver Cromwell and the creation of the Protectorate
Radical groups, including the Levellers and Diggers
The Restoration of the monarchy in 1660
Historical interpretations and changing views of the Revolution

Features:
Detailed content tailored to the AQA specification
Examination-focused activities and practice questions
Retrieval and revision opportunities to strengthen long-term memory
Support for source analysis and interpretation skills
Designed to stretch high-achieving students while remaining accessible to all learners
Suitable for classroom teaching, independent study, homework or revision

Perfect for teachers looking to save planning time and provide students with a rigorous, engaging and exam-focused exploration of one of the most significant periods in British history.