Detailed revision notes for Mary I, part of the AQA A-Level 1C The Tudors: England, specification. Notes are easy to understand and full of relevant evidence to improve your essays. Areas covered include religious changes, marriage to Philip II, socio-economic issues and intellectual thought. Please note that foreign relations and royal authority are not included.

Detailed revision notes for Edward VI, part of the AQA A-Level 1C The Tudors: England, specification. Notes are easy to understand and full of relevant evidence to improve your essays. Areas covered include religious, economic and social reforms, rebellions and intellectual developments. Please note that foreign relations are not included.

This booklet contains everything and more that students need to know about Mary I to get an A*.

This booklet contains everything and more that students need to know about Henry VII to achieve an A*.

This booklet contains everything and more that students need to know about Edward VI to achieve an A*.

This document provides everything and more that students need to know about Henry VIII's time as King to achieve an A*.

This is a document including the original extract the question was taken from, as well as a model answer, which received 9/10 marks when assessed and was graded an A*. Since marking, the answer has been amended to include recommendations for improvement. The task was to assess how convincing the historians interpretation of the nature of Tudor rule 1541 to 1563 is. The overarching argument of the model answer argues that it is largely convincing when compared to historical context. The reigns of...

25 mark history essay titled "Was Elizabeth's foreign policy weak and unconvincing". This essay achieved 23 out of 25, with feedback given to improve speed in which it was written, and the content of the conclusion. The essay explores Elizabeth's foreign policy in regard to Spain, the Netherlands, France, and Scotland, and assesses whether Elizabeth met the aims of her foreign policy. The essay argues that Elizabeth's foreign policy was not weak and unconvincing.