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

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*.

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*.

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*.

Detailed specification notes from a range of sources for Henry VII as part of "The Tudors: England, 1485-1603" AQA A Level History. 18 pages in Font 9 so lots of vital but concise detail to achieve an A*.

includes: - trade -exploration -prosperity and depression -impact of enclosure -population key info on this issue

Includes her aims when she first came to power including: -religion e.g. organisation of church changing, act of uniformity etc. -foreign policy -finance -how she consolidated her power

henry vii society - English Society at the end of the Fifteenth Century includes info on trade and regional issues

TABLE COVERING ALL MIAN EVENTS OF HENRY VIII'S FOREIGN POLICY DURING 1509-1529 used textbooks to make it - Oxford AQA History for A Level: The Tudors: England 1485-1603 table contents: -major events -outline of foreign policy -success in foreign policy -failures in foreign policy

Legacy of Henry VII notes

‘Despite the Break with Rome, Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529 to 1547.’ ESSAY PLAN FOR THIS QUESTION- VERY DETAILED WITH EVALUATION also: -Arguments challenging the view that Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529–1547 -Arguments suggesting that Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529–1547: