Tudor essay plan - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Detailed essay plan produced by an A* student in response to the questions: ‘To what extent was religion in England significantly changed during the reign of Henry VIII?’ ‘How successful were Edward and Mary in implementing religious change?’ 'To what extent did Mary succeed in changing the English Church 1553-58?’ This was written as revision for topic two of Edexcel Tudor History A-Level, Option 1B: England 1509– 1603: authority, nation and religion. I achieved 3A* in ...

Detailed essay plan produced by an A* student in response to a variety of questions focused on the causes of poverty in Tudor England. This was written as revision for topics three and four of Edexcel Tudor History A-Level, Option 1B: England 1509– 1603: authority, nation and religion, and covers the dissolution of the monasteries, growth of towns, enclosure and population growth. I achieved 3A* in my A-levels and have 11 GCSEs at Grade 9. Please feel free to check out my other resources...

AQA A Level Breadth Study: The Tudor Dynasty - Essay Titled: How important was anti-clericalism as a motive for the break with Rome? (25 marks) Plan included as well as essay Topics linked = Rome & The Catholic Church, The Break From Rome, Changes to the English Church, The Church of England Marked received = 20/25

Detailed essay plan produced by an A* student in response to the questions: ‘How significant was royal and noble patronage in cultural change in the years 1509–88?’ ‘To what extent were cultural changes in the years 1509–88 driven by the growth of education and literacy?’ ‘How significant were alterations in religious belief in explaining cultural change in the years 1509-88?’ This was written as revision for topic four of Edexcel Tudor History A-Level, Option 1B: Eng...

Detailed essay plan produced by an A* student in response to the questions: ‘Luther’s criticism of the sale of indulgences in 1517 was primarily responsible for the .’ How far do you agree with this statement? How accurate is it to say that the German Reformation was primarily caused by humanist criticisms of the Catholic Church? (20 marks) How accurate is it to say that corruption in the Church was the main cause of the ? The controversy over indulgences was merely the trigge...

A Level 5 A* essay which evaluates whether Henry VII's establishment of authority was due to his control over the nobility. Uses detailed evidence to reach nuanced conclusion that Henry neutralised the nobility as a threat but did not actively harness their power to consolidate hist authority. This essay plan formed the basis of my A* Level 5 answer in the exam, helping me to achieve a high A* (95%) in History. I now study at the University of Cambridge.

Detailed essay plan produced by an A* student discussing the reasons for the decline of popular resistance from 1570, including propaganda, fear, effective control, passage of time, and social & economic factors. This was written as revision for topic three of Edexcel Tudor History A-Level, Option 1B: England 1509– 1603: authority, nation and religion. I achieved 3A* in my A-levels and have 11 GCSEs at Grade 9. Please feel free to check out my other resources and leave a review!

A* Level 5 Essay Plan on the fall of Cromwell. Draws on material from different textbooks to answer a focused question, taking thematic approach and reaching nuanced conclusion. This helped me to achieve a high A* (95%) in History. I now study at Cambridge.

Detailed essay plan produced by an A* student in response to the questions: ‘How significant was the Schmalkaldic League in the spread of Lutheranism in the years 1531-47?’ ‘‘The survival and spread of Lutheranism in Germany, in the years 1521–55, owed more to the support of the German princes than to Charles V’s inability to oppose it effectively.’ How far do you agree with this statement?’ ‘‘The papacy’s failure to respond effectively was the most important reaso...

This document provides an example of a source question essay response achieving 20/20 (100%) for the 'breadth' part of the Tudor Rebellions paper. It includes the source that is used to answer the question (complete with annotations of evidence), a plan for the response, and a perfect 20/20 response including a line of argument, numerous factors, criteria, detailed evidence, and consideration of provenance (Nature, Origin and Purpose). If you need any help getting to grips with what to includ...