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Origins of Parliament — AQA GCSE History 8145

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Thematic Studies
Britain: Power and the People (c1170–Present)
Origins of Parliament

AQA GCSE History · 8145

Origins of Parliament

Part one: Challenging authority and feudalism

What you need to know

Describe the conflict between Henry III and his barons.

Evaluate the role of Simon de Montfort and the significance of the Parliament of 1265.

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