The resource is applicable to all A-level History students learning from the the Edexcel spec about Protest, agitation and Parliamentary reform The set of notes is an in-depth overview of a depth study in the A-level history course discussing Radical Reformers 1790-1819. It includes the sub-categories of: Impact of the French Revolution on British Radicalism How significant was extra-parliamentary protest 1790-1819 Success of the extra-parliamentary protest by 1819 How effective was the government response to protest in the years 1819 Impact of the radical reformers themselves

The resource is applicable to all A-level History students learning from the the Edexcel spec about Protest, agitation and Parliamentary reform The set of notes is an in-depth overview of a depth study in the A-level history course discussing Chartism 1838-1850. It includes the sub-categories of: What factors led to the emergence of the Chartist movement in the 1830s What actions did the Chartists take and were they effective? Why did Chartism fail to achieve its aims? Changing nature of support for the Chartists How effective was government response to the Chartists?

This resource is applicable to all A-level History students studying from the Edexcel spec of Protest, Agitation and Parliamentary reform. The set of notes is an in-depth overview of the first breath study in the A-level history course discussing Parliamentary reform between 1780 and 1885. It includes the sub-categories of: -The changes in political parties from 1783-1830 -The changes in political parties from 1830-35 -The changes in political parties from 1835-1846 -The changes in political parties from 1846-1867 -The changes in political parties from 1881-1885

The resource is applicable to all A-level History students learning from the the Edexcel spec about Protest, agitation and Parliamentary reform The set of notes is an in-depth overview of the first breath study in the A-level history course discussing Parliamentary reform between 1780 and 1938. It includes the sub-categories of: How the electoral system worked fro 1780-1883 why did pressure for parliamentary reform increase after 1815 why was there no significant parliamentary reform between 1780 and 1832 how significant was 1832 reform act impact of the Great Reform Act Why was a second reform bill introduced in 1866 why was the second Reform Act passed in 1867 What was the impact of the 1867 Reform Act The 1872 Ballot Act 1883 Corrupt and Illegal practices Act why did the 1884 Reform Act pass what was the impact of the 1885 reform act Representation of the people act 1918 Representation of the People Act 1928

This resource will be applicable to all A-level History students learning from the Edexcel spec: Protest, Agitation and Parliamentary Reform. The resources goes through in-depth knowledge about the influence of Parliamentary reforms on the Crown and Aristocracy This resource includes the following sub-categories: The constitutional crisis 1909-1911 The parliament Act 1911