The Tudors: England, 1485–1603

AQA A Level History Notes – Option 2Q: The Tudors: England, 1485–1603- HENRY VII FOREIGN POLICY. Created by an A* student (A* in A Level History, Grade 9 at GCSE). Consistently achieved top marks throughout sixth form using these notes. Includes detailed summaries on Henry VII's foreign policy. Clearly organised and focused on exam-relevant AO1 content. ⏳ Took over 2 years to create - saves you hours of preparation Perfect for students aiming for top grades with efficient, effective revisi...

AQA A Level History Notes – Option 2Q: The Tudors: England, 1485–1603- HENRY VII DOMESTIC POLICY. Created by an A* student (A* in A Level History, Grade 9 at GCSE). Consistently achieved top marks throughout sixth form using these notes. Includes detailed summaries on Henry VII's Domestic policy. Clearly organised and focused on exam-relevant AO1 content. ⏳ Took over 2 years to create - saves you hours of preparation. Perfect for students aiming for top grades with efficient, effective rev...

Timeline of Elizabeth I's foreign policy organised by countries of Spain, France, Scotland and the Netherlands between . This includes defending the protestant movements in France, the Netherlands and Scotland; the events leading up and during the war with Spain.

A timeline on Elizabeth I's religious actions between 1559-93, in establishing her own religious doctrine and managing extremist threats of Catholicism and Protestantism. This includes her religious settlement, Presbyterianism and Separatism.

Timeline of Henry VIII's Break with Rome between the late 1520's and 1547. It is organised into Wolsey's actions and Cromwell's acts of parliament, then the decline in monasticism.

A timeline for Henry VIII's foreign policy between 1513-46. The timeline has three columns organising Henry VIII's actions into his aims for foreign prestige/a warrior king reputation, specifically with France, national security and securing succession. This includes his relations with France, Spain, the Holy Roman Empire, Scotland.

Table of all major rebellions that occurred under Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward I, Mary I and Elizabeth I organised by the cause, events, and response and in chronological order.

A timeline of regional government of Ireland and Wales between . This includes Henry VII's use of Lord Deputy's to rule Ireland; Henry VIII's attempts to bring Wales and Ireland under English control; and Elizabeth's dealings with the consequential uprisings from Gaelic Lords.