1C The Tudors: England, 1485–1603

By 1603, It was clear that the English people had benefited little in social and economic terms from the rule of Elizabeth I. Assess the validity of this view. 18/25 marks factors: Gentries, Nobilities challenge: 3rd factor should be commoners

A complete, in-depth list of all necessary dates, statistics and events in the entire AQA history Tudors course. I compiled this list over the course of two years of study and scanned the entire textbook as well as other course materials to pick out every fact necessary. This list had everything I needed to know for the exam and, in learning everything from this list, I got a high A*. The list is separated by monarch and further down into topic so it is easy to navigate and has questions on one...

A comprehensive list of all the dates, events, statistics and key figures for Henry VII. The list is divided into topics as taught by the textbook: consolidation of power, government, foreign policy, society, economy and religion. In order to make this list, I went through every date and fact in the textbook as well as from other course materials. This list got me a high A* in A-Level history as it has every date and key fact you need to add evidence and detail to your essays. The list is broken...

Between 1515 and 1540 Cromwell was responsible for a revolution in government. Assess the validity of this view. 25 marks 22/25 marks Strength-Great focus of question +good range of evidence Target- Evidence of Parliamentary reforms.

‘ The desire to increase his international prestige was the most important thing to Henry VII’ Assess the validity of this view. Essay planning.

Between 1515 and 1540 c was responsible for a revolution in government. Essay plan. Conclusion:to a certain extent Cromwell was responsible for a revolution in government, however most changes in government happened due to underlying factors such as the pilgrimage of Grace and purposes to Henry’s convenience. Cromwell’s revolution did not last long.

Henry VIII’s interactions with foreign powers from Looking at Henry VIII foreign policy from marriage alliances to religion and the reformation in Europe. Understanding what England involved themselves in due to Henry VIII aims and most importantly Henry VIII prioritised having an heir and warrior king. As it resulted in several foreign policies as well as the reformation.