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The Restoration period (1660–1685) was a time of profound political, social, cultural, and scientific change in England. In this final lesson, we draw together the key themes and evaluate the lasting significance of the Restoration. This lesson also prepares you for the kind of evaluative and synoptic questions that appear in the AQA GCSE History exam.
The central political question of the Restoration was the relationship between the Crown and Parliament. Charles II managed to maintain and even strengthen royal power, but the underlying tensions remained unresolved.
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