Tudor rebellions Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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A summary table that clearly and succinctly details the causes of all 20 Tudor rebellions covered in the Access to History textbook.

A document that clearly and succinctly outlines the fates of the key rebels involved in the 20 Tudor rebellions mentioned in the 'Access to History' textbook.

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This document entails a detailed summary and comparison of all tudor rebellions, providing you with key information that you may need to know for your exam, such as how easily the rebellions were dealt with by the monarch/government etc, or whether they were economic/social or religious caused.

EDWARD VI AND MARY I PRESENTATION AND TIMELINE INCLUDES: Mindmaps Timeline key individuals Key factors- rebellions, foreign policy, religion etc

HENRY VII AND HENRY VIII PRESENTATION INCLUDES KEY FACTORS LIKE FOREIGN POLICY AND REBELLIONS HAS PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND KEY DATES History AQA A LEVEL: Tudor England

Four mind maps summarising the main Tudor rebellions, including the Pilgrimage of Grace, Kett's Rebellion, Rising of the North, Wyatt's Rebellion. Each covers: causes; events; level of threat. Designed for to answer Controversy 1, "How seriously did rebellion challenge the authority of the Tudor state in the years 1536-69?" for Edexcel Unit 3, Option B, Module A1, "Protest, Crisis and Rebellion in England, 1536-88." Useful for other exam boards as revision or an introduction.