Mary tudor Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Detailed essay plan produced by an A* student analysing the spread and decline of Catholicism during the reigns of Henry, Edward, Mary and Elizabeth. This was written as revision for topic two of Edexcel Tudor History A-Level, Option 1B: England 1509– 1603: authority, nation and religion. I achieved 3A* in my A-levels and have 11 GCSEs at Grade 9. Please feel free to check out my other resources and leave a review!

This summary table includes the relevant information on the economy under the various Tudors, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I. As part of my ALevel studies, I compiled down my notes to create these tables which have all the relevant content on, which helped to form the basis of all my revision. The table includes information from my own class notes, as well as that from both the revision guide & textbook. These tables helped me to achieve an A* in Alevel History.

Absolutism Test Updated Questions and Answers Verified What kind of power did the sovereigns of this period feel they had? Divine power. What do we call a sovereign who governed a nation single-handedly? Absolute monarch. Which nation reigned supreme at the beginning of the age of absolutism? Where did the power shift to, later? The Spanish nation. To two rivaling powers-in-the-making: France and Britain. Why did King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella have to build a large naval fleet? To p...

Absolutism Review Latest 2023 Graded A Absolutism rulers and advisors have unlimited power justified by divine right Armada spanish armada; fleet of ships divine right power comes from God and rulers are answerable only to God Huguenots a french protestant Edict of Nantes document guaranteeing religious tolerance of protestants Czar titles for kings and queens in Russia balance of power Queen Elizabeth's principal foreign policy goal, all countries were equal in power Pragmatic Sanction ...

This summary table includes the relevant information on society under the various Tudors, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I. As part of my ALevel studies, I compiled down my notes to create these tables which have all the relevant content on, which helped to form the basis of all my revision. The table includes information from my own class notes, as well as that from both the revision guide & textbook. These tables helped me to achieve an A* in Alevel History.

Absolutism Actual Guide Updated Exam 2024 with complete solution Who was Charles V? ANS--The Holy Roman Emperor, King of Austria, parts of Italy, the Netherlands, AND the king of the Spanish Empire -He's Catholic -One of his biggest obstacles as the Holy Roman Emperor was Martin Luther -Family name is the Hapsburgs -At the age of 56 he had enough and retired to a monastery for the rest of his life -2 years later he died from Malaria -All of the land (HRE, Austria, and Spain) was split up...

This summary table includes the relevant information on the governments under the various Tudors, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I. As part of my ALevel studies, I compiled down my notes to create these tables which have all the relevant content on, which helped to form the basis of all my revision. The table includes information from my own class notes, as well as that from both the revision guide & textbook. These tables helped me to achieve an A* in Alevel History.

This summary table includes the relevant information on religion under the various Tudors, from Henry VII to Elizabeth I. As part of my ALevel studies, I compiled down my notes to create these tables which have all the relevant content on, which helped to form the basis of all my revision. The table includes information from my own class notes, as well as that from both the revision guide & textbook. These tables helped me to achieve an A* in Alevel History.

Abeka World History Semester Exam (ch. 1-16) Questions and Answers 100% Pass Battle of Hastings - Correct Answer ️️ -Oct. 14, 1066/ where William met Harold's forces at England Punic Wars - Correct Answer ️️ -The conflict between Carthage and Rome/ a series of 3 wars between 264-146 BC St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre - Correct Answer ️️ -Where 100s of Huguenots gathered in Paris to attend Henry of Navarre's wedding, but were attacked by Catholic forces while sleeping/ about...