Henry vii rebellions Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Full-mark essay which examines the threat/danger posed by rebellions sparked by religious belief and courtly conspires in the reigns of Henry VII, Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth (where they fall into the 1536-69 period). Great revision resource for recapping the rebellions and courtly conspires faced by these monarchs and the extent to which they endangered their royal authority.

A* marked essay on the question; Yorkist opposition was a greater threat to henry VII than popular rebellions

Top band level 4 essay on Henry VII rebellions. 20/25 A grade.

Detailed notes on all aspects of Henry VII's governance, e.g. the council, court, parliament, nobility, JPs... Includes information on royal finances and the threats (rebellions) faced by Henry VII's government. Each aspect of his government is evaluated and supported by opinions from historians which are clearly quoted.

All key information pertaining to Henry VII's reign including foreign policy, threats to dynastic security, domestic policy, e.c.t...

A brief summary of all the rebellions that occurred under Henry VII's reign. Includes a brief analysis of whether these were a threat or not to his reign.

Provides an introduction to the a-level history Edexcel course 'Rebellion and disorder under the Tudors, 1485-1603. Explains the medieval hierarchy, lists the monarchs with dates and gives a breakdown of the exam.

Essay plans done in a bullet point style format. Includes full introduction and conclusion answering the question. Each paragraph is a different factor providing explanation and giving facts and statistics to support the argument. (A* History Student)

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.

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