AQA A-level History: The Tudors: England 1485-1603 Zusammenfassungen

Very detailed notes on the Mid Tudor years/the Mid Tudor Crisis- the reigns of Edward VI and Mary I- for "The Tudors: England 1485-1603" AQA A Level History, drawing from a large range of sources. 22 pages in font size 9 so plenty of fascinating information concisely summarised which you can use in your exams to achieve A*.

This document covers all content from the 1st year of the Tudors course, broken into easily manageable sections. It begins with the historical context of 1485 (before Henry VII) and ends with an assessment of Henry VIII's reign. It includes a massive amount of detail and would be easy to make flashcards / essay questions off of.

Very detailed notes on Henry VIII for "The Tudors: England 1485-1603" AQA A Level History, drawing from a large range of sources. 22 pages in font size 9 so plenty of fascinating information concisely summarised which you can use in your exams to achieve A*.

This document covers all content from the 2nd year of the Tudors course, broken into easily manageable sections. It begins with the reign of Edward VI and ends with an assessment of Elizabeth's reign. It includes a massive amount of detail and would be easy to make flashcards / essay questions off of.

Clear, in depth and detailed revision notes for A level history - Tudors

Very detailed notes on Elizabeth I for "The Tudors: England 1485-1603" AQA A Level History, drawing from a large range of sources. 19 pages in font size 9 so plenty of fascinating information concisely summarised which you can use in your exams to achieve A*.

An A* grade essay analysing the validity of the statement, “Despite the Break with Rome, Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529 to 1547.” Includes plan with key points and full essay. Lots of historical context and sophisticated language throughout, with a complete conclusion. Argues that Henry did not completely or seriously abandon the Catholic faith, therefore making the statement valid.

Clear, in depth and detailed revision notes for A level history - Tudors

Clear, in depth and detailed revision notes for A level history - Tudors

‘Elizabeth I’s policy towards Spain was always weak and unconvincing’ Assess the validity of this view with reference to the years 1568 to 1603. A* standard example essay

“Changes in religion in the reign of Henry VIII up to 1540 occurred because of Cromwell.” Assess the Validity of this view. A* standard essay example - used by my teacher as an example to the rest of the class.

‘To what extent was Henry VIII himself responsible for the failures of English foreign policy during his reign?’ A* standard example essay

‘Elizabeth I’s policy towards Spain was always weak and unconvincing’ Assess the validity of this view with reference to the years 1568 to 1603. A* standard example essay

A Level History tudor Henry VIII religion flow chart

A Level history notes on Henry VIII's ministers

This document covers all content from the 2nd year of the Tudors course, broken into easily manageable sections. It begins with the reign of Edward VI and ends with an assessment of Elizabeth's reign. It includes a massive amount of detail and would be easy to make flashcards / essay questions off of.

This document covers all content from the 1st year of the Tudors course, broken into easily manageable sections. It begins with the historical context of 1485 (before Henry VII) and ends with an assessment of Henry VIII's reign. It includes a massive amount of detail and would be easy to make flashcards / essay questions off of.

This document covers all of Henry VIII as part of the Tudor Dynasty AQA A level course. Topics covered include: - Henry VIII Introduction - Henry VIII Foreign Policy - The Church & The Break From Rome - The Impacts of the Reformation - Henry VIII Government under Cromwell & his Fall - Wolsey's Fall - Henry VIII Final Years of Foreign Policy

Clear and cohesive summary of Henry VII's and Henry VIII's aims in government and the key aspects of their respective governments. Includes evaluation of each of their governances, including historian opinions.

A top-grade A level history essay, assessing the validity of the statement, “Henry greatly improved the administration of finances.” Full of historical context and accurate dates and evidence, argues that Henry did greatly improve the financial administration.