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9 May 2026

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  1. What were the short-term causes of the English Civil War?

This lesson examines immediate triggers (1640–42) including:

  • The Long Parliament
  • Grand Remonstrance
  • Attempted arrest of the Five Members

Structured around:

  • Chronology
  • Long & Short term causes

Excellent preparation for GCSE thematic conflict studies.

Bonus - Slide for guiding student’s own research on Kings and Queens

A synoptic comparative lesson spanning:

  • Henry VII
  • Henry VIII
  • Mary I
  • Elizabeth I

Students:

  • Compare leadership styles
  • Evaluate religious policy
  • Assess legacy

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