Oxford AQA History for A Level: The Tudors notes

Summary of Henry VII Oxford AQA History for A Level textbook. Ready for exam memorising in easy detailed bullet-pointed notes in chronological order. Organised topic by topic and broken down into subsections within each topic.

Summary of Elizabeth I Oxford AQA A Level History textbook. Ready for exam memorising. Additional information on areas in the textbook that were limited. Organised topic by topic and divided into subsections within each topic. Detailed bullet-pointed notes.

Mind maps covering the themes of Accession, succession, character and aims, foreign policy, society, economy, rebellion, government, religion, key players, and culture.

Mind maps covering early Elizabeth I (as part of the Mid Tudor Period/Crisis with Edward VI and Mary I). Covers the themes of Character and Aims, Society, Economy, Early foreign policy, and Religion (Elizabeth's settlement).

Detailed mindmap plans on exam questions about Henry VII and Henry VIII. Includes topics such as, the government, foreign policy, Cromwell and Wolsey, religion and key events. The plans for each of the essay questions are in depth with comparisons, examples, counter arguments, additional information and facts that link to the question.

Detailed summary notes on Henry VII and VIII. These notes include early actions, rebellions, the significance of actions, key events (Simnel, Warbeck, Wolsey, Cromwell), the council, the government and parliament, revenue, JPs, religion, economy, society, character and key aims.

Detailed mindmaps including all information on Elizabeth's (1533 onwards) government, all foreign policy and rebellions (Western, Kett's, Wyatt's, Northern, Essex rebellions). Detailed summary mindmap on Mary and Edward's religion (Somerset, changes under Somerset, Marian Settlement, restoration of catholicism, etc).

Very detailed timeline with all events that occur from 1485-1558. Included every single thing that is covered on the course between 1485-1559.

Notes on: -Henry VIII’s background and aims -Government (and its changes) -Ministers -Foreign Policy -Succession -Economic Developments -Religion (Dissolution of the Monasteries etc)

A summary of the fluctuating control of Edward VI, as his Regency Council attempted to abuse their power. ‘Good Duke’ and the ‘Bad Duke’