Edward vi Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document covers all content from the 2nd year of the Tudors course, broken into easily manageable sections. It begins with the reign of Edward VI and ends with an assessment of Elizabeth's reign. It includes a massive amount of detail and would be easy to make flashcards / essay questions off of.

In depth, a complete set of notes for OCR History The Early Tudors 1485-1558 topic. All key information, content and statistics covered, perfect preparation tool for exam

AQA A level History Tudors Edward VI questions and answers well illustrated. When was Edward VI born? - correct answers.October 1537 When did Edward fall ill? - correct answers.1552 When did Edward die of tuberculosis or chronic infections of the chest? - correct answers.1553 Who was Lord Protector from 1547? - correct answers.Edward Seymour, Earl of Somerset What other titles did Somerset gain? - correct answers.Lord High Admiral and Lieutenant-General of the North ...

This document contains a total course summary of the Lancastrians, Yorkists and Henry VII of the Edexcel History A-level course. They were written by an A* (achieved) student.

AQA A level History - Breadth Study: The Tudors - Edward VI topic notes. These notes cover all of the Edward VI part of the Tudor course. Topics include: - Edward VI Government - Edward VI Religion - Edward VI Foreign Policy - Edward VI Rebellions

Tudors (AQA component 1C) Questions and answers on entire course. These are incredibly in depth and give pretty much all the specific evidence you will need for an essay. Spanning throughout the whole period, there are sections such as religion, rebellions and many more. I achieved an A* with these at A Level and this was how I spent the majority of my time revising for Tudors. You can also input the questions into another recall programme, such as Anki, which also helped me with memorising such...

January 1547 Correct Answer Edward becomes King 1547 Correct Answer Chantries Act abolishes chantries and funding for obits and lights. Vagrancy Act states that any able-bodied person out of work for more than three days should be branded with a V and sold into slavery for two years. Other offences by the same individual would lead to a life of slavery. 1548 Correct Answer Order regarding images and ceremonies removes all images from churches and some trasitional ceremonies and processions...

A complete set of A level notes at A* level - 42/50 achieved on the 2022 A level paper. Perfect for anyone starting the course in September