Unit 31 Rebellion and disorder under the Tudors, 1485 1603 (9HI031)

This document has a summary of Edward VI and Mary I rebellions including, dates, location, causes, leadership, key information, outcomes and threat level. It has been written by a tudent who consistenly received A*s throughout the course. Using this document in conjunction with the other monarchs covers Topics 1 - 3 for the Tudor Rebellions and Disorder Unit (OCR).

This document has a summary of Edward VI and Mary I rebellions including, dates, location, causes, leadership, key information, outcomes and threat level. It has been written by a tudent who consistenly received A*s throughout the course. Using this document in conjunction with the other monarchs covers Topics 1 - 3 for the Tudor Rebellions and Disorder Unit (OCR).

This document has a summary of Henry VIII rebellions including, dates, location, causes, leadership, key information, outcomes and threat level and has been written by a student who consistently received A*s throughout their A-Levels. Using this document in conjunction with the other monarchs covers Topics 1 - 3 for the Tudor Rebellions and Disorder Unit (OCR).

This document has a summary of Henry VII rebellions including, dates, location, causes, leadership, key information, outcomes and threat level. Using this document in conjunction with the other monarchs covers Topics 1 - 3 for the Tudor Rebellions and Disorder Unit (OCR).

A collection of mock essay plans for A-level or university-level Tudor history exams, ONLY focused on Henry VII and Henry VIII. It is designed to help students prepare structured, argument-driven answers for exam questions by summarizing arguments for and against key historical claims. Covers major events like: Henry VII's consolidation of power post-Bosworth The Yorkist threats (Simnel & Warbeck) The Lincolnshire Rising & Pilgrimage of Grace Henry VIII’s religious reforms & their ...

How far do you agree that the key turning point in the relationship between Church and State in the years was the Act of Supremacy 1534? I try to keep the cost of my documents low to ensure that is is accessible to more people!! In this essay, I got 18/20 marks. It would've been higher if I had advanced my knowledge on Elizabeth I, for example the Puritan Challenge. This was completed in timed conditions (45 minutes). In the introduction I had clearly stated my criteria, and linked...

This 15 page revision document provides a comprehensive overview through brief notes of Henry VII's reign (1485–1509), detailing his efforts to consolidate power, address threats to his throne, and establish a stable government. It explores key aspects of his rule, including his foreign policy, the socio-economic conditions of England, religious influences, and the challenges he faced, such as rebellions and opposition from pretenders. The document also delves into Henry’s government structu...

A grade, A-Level essay on "Assess the value of the source for revealing the extent of religious change in the years 1533-37 and the strength of opposition to religious change."