CSS Forums - British history in 10 days

If you have set a 10 day deadline than you should be following this routine.
I personally think Paper 1 has less course than paper 2 so you should give 4 days to Paper 1 and 6 days to Paper 2.

Day 1: You should prepare notes on
a) Glorious Revolution, its significance alongwith events
b) Act of Settlement 1701, clauses and analysis
c) Union of Scotland & England, clauses and analysis. ( Great Britain )
d) Nine Years War 1688-1697

Day 2:
a) War of Spanish Succession, battles, causes and significane
b) Treaty of Utrecht 1713, clauses, significance
c) War of Austrian Succession, clauses, battles, significance
d) Seven Years War, clauses, battles, significance
e) Robert Walpole, Character, Achievements, Estimate and Policies
f) William Pitt, Character, Achievement, Estimate and Policies

Day 3:
a) George III Personal Rule
b) American War of Independence, causes, battles, significance, causes of defeat
c) French Revolution, impact on Great Britain
d) Napoleanic Wars and the four coalitions

Day 4:
a) Industrial Revolution and Agarian Revolution
b) Methodist Movement
Revise !!!!

Day 5:
1) Chartists Movement
2) Reform Act 1832
3)Castlereagh, Canning, character and comparision of both
4) Peel, Character and Policies
5) Gladstone, Domestic and Foreign Policies

Day 6:
1) Disraeli, Domestic and Foreign Policies
2)Comparision of Gladstone and Disraeli
3) Eastern Question
4)Queen Victoria

Day 7:
1) Social, Educational, Industrial, Health Reforms in 19th century
2)Crimean War
3)1867 Reform Act
4) 1888 Reform Act
5) 1911 Parliament Act

Day 8
1) World War 1
2) Boer War

Day 9
1) World War 2
2) Churchill
3) Margaret Thatcher
4)Attlee, Eden, Bonar Law , major points

Day 10
1) Contemporary British affairs
a) New Labour
b) Euroscepticism
c) Eurozone crisis
d) Liberal Democrats

10 hours continuous study for 10 days and you can complete British History syllabus provided you have the three books.
a) P.C Thomas
b) Norman Lowe
c) V. J. Mahajan.