OCR A-Level History Unit 1 British period study and enquiry overview quiz quiz

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Whether the source is simply reliable or biased and should be trusted or rejected

Whether the modern historian who later wrote about it is famous and well respected

How long the source is and how many words of detail it contains

Its value and limitations for the specific enquiry

The Battle of Stoke Field

The Battle of Bosworth, where Henry first won the crown

The Battle of Flodden against the invading Scots

Blackheath, on the edge of London

Roman Catholicism permanently as the official state religion of England

Henry VIII as Supreme Head of the Church of England

The dissolution of the monasteries and seizure of their lands

The succession of Lady Jane Grey ahead of Henry's daughters

Kett's Rebellion over enclosure

Wyatt's Rebellion against the Spanish match

The Pilgrimage of Grace

The Cornish Rebellion over taxation

Enclosure of common land and high rents charged by landlords

Anger at the proposed Spanish marriage of the monarch

Heavy taxation levied to pay for foreign war

The new Protestant Book of Common Prayer

The National Health Service in 1948

The cross-party National Government of the 1930s

A sweeping programme of privatisation of industry

The Beveridge Report, which set out the wartime plan

By expanding nationalisation and taking more industries into state ownership

Through privatisation, union reform and monetarism

By abolishing the NHS and ending free healthcare at the point of use

By restoring full employment as the top priority

A chronological narrative that simply tells the story of events in order

A summary of each numbered source in turn with no overarching argument

A ranked, thematic argument that weighs factors and judges

A long list of every fact you can remember about the period