Aqa breadth study - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

ALL NOTES FOR WHOLE COURSE - 58 PAGES / 30,000+ WORDS A* CAMBRIDE STUDENT NOTES - Summary of whole course 1469-1598 - Isabella and Ferdinand, Charles V, Philip II - Economics summary for whole course - Example essay plans and A* whole essays - Created from large range of textbooks and other sources from Kamen, Hunt, Elliott, Woodward, Elton. Lynch - Historians' quotes - Themes across whole course of religious policy, foreign policy, economic successes and failures, domestic policy, cha...

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

A* timeline of consolidation of power for AQA A Level History students studying Tudors (the breadth study.) Covers Henry VII to Elizabeth I. Written by a student now studying at Oxford University. Following this summary will guarantee you the top marks.

A* timeline of parliament and government for AQA A Level History students studying Tudors (the breadth study.) Covers Henry VII to Elizabeth I. Written by a student now studying at Oxford University. Following this summary will guarantee you the top marks.

A* timeline of religion for AQA A Level History students studying Tudors (the breadth study.) Covers Henry VII to Elizabeth I. Written by a student now studying at Oxford University. Following this summary will guarantee you the top marks.

Contains summary sheets for the Tudors, arranged thematically by government, foreign policy, rebellions, religion, and economy and within those arranged chronologically by monarch. Designed to give a quick and condensed overview of the entire component, suitable for making flashcards out of or reading over closer to the exam. Some phrases are shortened, e.g: 'royal injunctions' is shortened to 'RI', and monarchs like 'Elizabeth I' are shortened to 'E1'.

AQA A Level History: Breadth Study - Essay Titled Protestant ideas were responsible for the development of the English Reformation in the years 1529-1547. Explain why you agree or disagree with this view. (25) Topics linked to Essay - Mainly Religious Change in England following the Reformation, particularly Protestantism

Essay plans for Mid Tudor monarchs/ crisis (Edward VI and Mary I) for option 1C of AQA A level history. The essay plans contain 3-4 potential paragraphs, with for and against arguments, including facts and analysis. Essay plans on whether or not there was a mid Tudor crisis in religion, the monarchy, government, society, economy, rebellions, and foreign policy etc.

This is a collection of 6 detailed timelines for the AQA A-Level on 1K The Making of a Superpower: USA 1865-1975. This pack contains the timelines for: 1865-1890 These timelines are colour coded according to president, social, political, economic and international factors meaning they will help you to understand and memorise the key facts for this breadth study. These are from an A* student and are an invaluable resource for achieving high grades in A-Level history. **WORTH £25**