law passed in 1701 stipulating only a Protestant could inherit the English throne

a Christian who is a member of the Church of England, whose religious leader is the monarch

a Christian who is a member of the Roman Catholic Church, whose religious leader is the Pope in Rome

the group of representatives of the various peoples across the nation which advises the monarch and enacts laws

an event in 1688 that rid England of the Catholic king James II and replaced him with Protestant rulers

The Hanoverian Succession

History

Pupils will have important context about the nature of British democracy in the nineteenth century

Pupils will draw upon their understanding of the nature of English government in the late seventeenth century

issued upon investment in a company, ensuring a ‘share’ of future profits

in this context it refers to the effect of over-confidence in a company, resulting in over-investment and a false high share price

a bank running out of money, due to lending more than they should and people withdrawing what is left

politician and Member of Parliament in Britain who is in charge of the economy and spending tax money

team of politicians in Britain who work together to run the country in the form of a government