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==What's hot these days? - Session 5: Power and Religions==
==What's hot these days? - Session 6: Power and Class==
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| width="100pt" bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Events and Politics'''
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| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Civil War]]
| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Urbanisation]]
| style=white-space:nowrap width="130pt" bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Exclusion Crisis]]
| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Glorious Revolution]]
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| width="100pt" bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Legislation'''
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| width="130pt" bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Test Acts]]
| width="130pt" bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Poor Laws]]
| width="130pt" bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Toleration Act]]
| width="130pt" bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Sumptuary Laws]]
| width="130pt" bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Act of Uniformity]]
| width="130pt" bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Clarendon Code]]
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| bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''People'''
| bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''People'''
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| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Daniel Defoe]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Fifth Monarchy Men]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Gregory King]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[John Locke]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[John Locke]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Earl of Shaftesbury]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Mary I]]
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| bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Denominations'''
| bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Subdivisions'''
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| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Catholicism]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Nobility]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Puritanism]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Gentry]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Dissenters]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Squire]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Yeoman]]
| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[40 Shilling Freeholder]]
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| bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Institutions'''
| bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Institutions'''
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| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Church of England]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Royal Society]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Royal Society]]
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| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Concepts and Ideas'''
| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Concepts and Ideas'''
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| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Transubstantiation]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Meritocracy]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Divine Right]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Great Chain of Being]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Physico-Theology]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Physico-Theology]]
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| bgcolor=#58ACFA| '''Texts'''
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| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Book of Common Prayer]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Tour Through the Whole Island of Great Britain]]
| style=white-space:nowrap bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy]]
| bgcolor=#CEE3F6| [[Scheme of the Income & Expence of the Several Families of England for the Year 1688]]
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What's hot these days? - Session 6: Power and Class

Events and Politics Urbanisation
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