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Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-level History: ‘The King’s ministers served Henry VIII well but served themselves even better’. Assess the validity of this view in the context of the years 1515 and 1540. (25 marks).
I think I obtained an A grade for this particular essay. I think I scored 18/25?
Exam (elaborations)
To what extent was Mary Tudor’s reign (1553-1558) a period of religious and political upheaval in England?
A 25/25 marked essay on what extent was Mary Tudor’s reign (1553-1558) a period of religious and political upheaval in England. 
 
For AQA Alevel History
Class notes
Revision Topic/Focus for Tudors (A level)
I have created this document to help with key topics to focus on for your history for tudors; I have broken them down to individual topics. This document would be useful for exam revision or just general revision that you may need some help to break down for a simpler revision. In addition, to breaking down key topics I have also made example templates on how to convert your notes to fit these topics, for example, mind maps, tables and bullet point notes. 
 
As a bonus, I have added useful resou...
Summary
Summary Tudors Edward VI
The whole Edward 6th course summarised into key bullet points of events / people and dates
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Summary Tudors Elizabeth 1st
The whole summary for Elizbabeth broken down into key bullet points
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Summary Tudors - Mary 1
The whole Mary 1 course summarised into key bullet points with key events and people and dates
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Summary Tudors Henry 8th
The whole Henry 8th course summarised into bullet pointed notes with key information / dates / people and events
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Summary Tudors Henry 7
A summarised version of the whole Henry 7th topic into short bullet pointed notes so that key words and information can stick as well as necessary dates for the a level course.
Package deal
AQA HISTORY A-LEVEL: Tudors bundle (1C)
Here you will find:
- A Cornell system of history notes
- Clear and concise information, specifically for the AQA specification
- Active recall style, so that you can easily make the notes into flashcards
Summary
AQA HISTORY A-LEVEL: Tudors (1c) — Elizabeth I
Here you will find: 
- A Cornell system of history notes 
- Clear and concise information, specifically for the AQA specification 
- Active recall style, so that you can easily make the notes into flashcards
Summary
Aqa History A-Level: Tudors (1C) — Mary I
Here you will find: 
- A Cornell system of history notes 
- Clear and concise information, specifically for the AQA specification 
- Active recall style, so that you can easily make the notes into flashcards
Summary
AQA HISTORY A-LEVEL: Tudors (1c) — Edward VI
Here you will find: 
- A Cornell system of history notes 
- Clear and concise information, specifically for the AQA specification 
- Active recall style, so that you can easily make the notes into flashcards
Presentation
Henry 7th consolidation quiz PowerPoint
this is a short PowerPoint quiz filled with music and fun. you have 30 seconds to answer a question and pick your Tudor based team. this quiz is lighthearted fun for those who enjoy a fun and weird quiz that doesn't fit conventions.
Package deal
2 A* essay Henry VII + VIII bundle
TWO A* GRADE A LEVEL TUDOR HISTORY ASSESS THE VALIDITY ESSAYS.
"Henry (VII) did greatly improve the financial administration" Assess the validity.

"Despite the Break with Rome, Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529 to 1547." Assess the validity.

Both essays have plans at the start, with key evidence.
Essay
“Henry greatly improved the administration of finances” Assess the validity of this statement?
A top-grade A level history essay, assessing the validity of the statement, “Henry greatly improved the administration of finances.” Full of historical context and accurate dates and evidence, argues that Henry did greatly improve the financial administration.
Essay
“Despite the Break with Rome, Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529 to 1547.” Assess the validity of this view
An A* grade essay analysing the validity of the statement, “Despite the Break with Rome, Henry VIII never seriously abandoned the Catholic faith in the years 1529 to 1547.” Includes plan with key points and full essay. Lots of historical context and sophisticated language throughout, with a complete conclusion. Argues that Henry did not completely or seriously abandon the Catholic faith, therefore making the statement valid.