Henry viii rebellions Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Detailed revision notes for Henry VIII (1509-1547), part of the AQA A-Level 1C The Tudors: England, 1485-1603 specification. Notes are easy to understand and full of relevent evidence to improve your essays. Areas covered include: renaissance ideas, the divorce, religious change, rebellions, key ministers, governance, succession and foreign policy. A comprehensive and detailed understanding of the topic is essential to achieve an A/A* at A-Level History. These notes will support you in achieving...

'Religious changes in the years enjoyed little popular support.' Assess the validity of this viewJUDGEMENT - Valid view 'Religious changes in the years enjoyed little popular support.' Assess the validity of this viewFACTORS - Where the change came from Rebellions Speed of change Where the change came from - Top down Came from the people with highest government positions- Henry VIII, Cromwell, Cranmer, Somerset, Northumberland, Mary and Pole Treason Act and heresy laws- suggest stro...

'Religious changes in the years enjoyed little popular support.' Assess the validity of this viewJUDGEMENT - Valid view 'Religious changes in the years enjoyed little popular support.' Assess the validity of this viewFACTORS - Where the change came from Rebellions Speed of change Where the change came from - Top down Came from the people with highest government positions- Henry VIII, Cromwell, Cranmer, Somerset, Northumberland, Mary and Pole Treason Act and heresy laws- suggest stro...

AQA A-Level History: Henry VII 1. Definition: Usurper A person who takes power by force/illegally, usually through conquest (e.g. Richard III) 2. Why did many think Henry had a weak claim (three reasons)? - Was a 'bastard'; came from illegitimate child (Margaret born before marriage). - Edmund Tudor descended from a chamber servant. - Descent from John of Gaunt was through maternal line. 3. What was Henry Tudor's claim to the throne? John of Gaunt (Lancaster) had chil...

A detailed overview of the "Government, Rebellion, and Society in Wales and England c.1485-1603" unit 1 of AS Level History WJEC.

Fact Profiles on all of the rebellions under the Tudor monarchy during the years . Including the key rebellions Pilgrimage of Grace, Western rebellion (Pray book rebellion) and Tyrone's Rebellion. For Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I.

PowerPoint which details all of the rebellions faced by the Tudor Monarchs, including the dates, causes, solutions and individuals involved in each rebellion. Can be used as flashcards or as a virtual revision resource.

A* summary of the rebellions of Henry VIII for AQA A Level History students studying Tudors (the breadth study.) Written by a student now studying at Oxford University. Following this summary will guarantee you the top marks.

All of the rebellions faced by Henry VIII during his reign, including Amicable Grant, Pilgrimage of Grace and Kildare rebellion.