Development of the Conflict, 1643–46 (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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1642 territorial control: King vs Parliament

King: north & west; Parliament: south-east

1645 decisive battle near Leicester

Naseby

Parliament's reorganised army eliminating Royalists by 1646

New Model Army

Outcome of Battle of Edgehill (Oct 1642)

Stalemate, left road to London open

Battle where Newcastle beat Parliament's Yorkshire army (1643)

Adwalton Moor (June 1643)

Parliament advantage enabling Hull, Gloucester, Plymouth to hold

Control of navy

War Party aim regarding Charles

Charles must be defeated utterly

Peace Party leader in Commons

Denzil Holles

Middle Party leader

John Pym

3 factors for Parliament's victory

Royalist failure, superior resources, restructuring 1644-45

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Britain in 1603: The Tudor Legacy

Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

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Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

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Britain in 1603: The Tudor Legacy

Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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Britain in 1603: The Tudor Legacy

Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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Britain in 1603: The Tudor Legacy

Kings and Parliaments, 1603–29

Charles I: Personal Rule and Political Breakdown, 1629–40

From Crisis to War, 1640–42

The Military Struggle, 1643–46

Radicalism and Regicide, 1646–49

The Interregnum, 1649–60

The Protectorate and Its Problems, 1654–58

Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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Restoration and Intrigue, 1660–78

Crisis and Revolution, 1678–89

Revolution and War, 1689–1702

Condition of Britain and Its Monarchy by 1702

Overview and Revision

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