Notes for 1C The Tudors

This document contains notes compiled from the textbooks and external resources which cover Henry VII's financial policies and how he used them to control the nobles and his foreign policy

This document contains pages of notes which cover Elizabeth's religious opposition throughout her reign and how they were dealt with.

These include notes on the Pilgrimage of Grace and why Henry broke from the church suitable for A level lesson or revision notes

This long document contains notes on the rebellions throughout the reign of Elizabeth 1, explaining the causes and consequences.

This document covers Elizabeth I's economic and social policies throughout her reign including her Poor laws.

This document includes detailed notes on the forms of economy that Henry VII used and how he implemented it. My notes also explore the impact on the nobles and how Henry used his economy to forcefully subject them.

This shorter document explains the end of Elizabeth's reign and how her parliament and policies changed.

This document explores Elizabeth I's foreign policy in the first half of her reign and how it links to religion and her Parliament.

These notes cover the last half of Elizabeth I's reign's foreign policy specifically focusing on the Spanish Armada and her relations with the Spanish.

These notes cover the entire period of the Mid Tudor crisis and a range of topics that cover each monarch. The reigns of Edward VI and Mary I are explored, explaining the tumultuous reigns and its causation under the key topics of Religion, Economy, Society, Government and Foreign Policy

These notes specifically cover the reign of Northumberland and Somerset and their various policies across their brief reigns.

These notes cover Henry VIII's religious policies after the Break with Rome and explore how they change over time as Henry becomes increasingly more mixed between Catholicism and Protestantism in his doctrine.