Access to History: Rebellion and Disorder under the Tudors, 1485-1603 for Edexcel samenvattingen

church-state relations. act of supremacy Elizabeth's religious settlement

Evaluation of what extent was religion the main reason for the unrest in England between 1485 and 1603. 3500 words. Harvard citation.

This revision summary contains all the key points that you need to know about Tyrone's rebellion in the Tudors. It follows the demands of the specification but in a much easier way to understand. I found it useful to try and understand the events that occurred.

How effective were Henry VIII's religious changes? How significant were the causes and impacts of the 1536 rebellions?

These condensed revision notes cover the years 1485 to 1499 of the depth study of the tudors. It includes all the key details making them perfect to revise from and review your knowledge so far.

The impact of enclosure on Tudor society and why it led to discontent. The role of the commonwealth. The impact of the Duke of Somerset’s commission on enclosures.

How effective were the the key developments in Tudor Government and administration?

These condensed revision notes cover the key points that you need to know about religious turmoil under Henry VIII in the Tudors. They are perfect for you to review the key knowledge needed and I found them useful to look at the night before an exam or a test.

These condensed revision notes provide all the key points you need to know about the revolt of the northern earls during the Tudors. They follow all the key points required by the specification and are useful to look at the night before an exam.

Main topics: the impact of the Battle of Bosworth the measures Henry used to secure his throne roles of the Yorkist and Lancastrian factions

Main topics: the impact of the Battle of Bosworth the measures Henry used to secure his throne roles of the Yorkist and Lancastrian factions

Main topics: development of network of personal relationship by patronage the use of royal progresses by the Tudor monarchs

Main topics: changing the roles of the justices of the peace 1513 subsidy the growth of poverty and the government response in the localities the statute of artificers, 1563 the act for the relief of the poor, 1598

Main topics: relations with the localities the law in Wales Act (1535 and 1542) re-establishment of the council of the North, 1537 increasing borough representation in the commons the impact of increasing literacy in the yeoman class

How effective were the the key developments in Tudor Government and administration?

How effective were Henry VIII's religious changes? How significant were the causes and impacts of the 1536 rebellions?

church-state relations. act of supremacy Elizabeth's religious settlement

The impact of enclosure on Tudor society and why it led to discontent. The role of the commonwealth. The impact of the Duke of Somerset’s commission on enclosures.

Evaluation of what extent was religion the main reason for the unrest in England between 1485 and 1603. 3500 words. Harvard citation.

part of Edexcel A-Level History - Rebellion & Disorder under the Tudors 1485-1603. See my page for a document with ALL notes needed for this unit.