AQA • History

Detailed explanation on how each led to Henry consolidating his throne. 1485 – Battle of Bosworth Field 1485 – Henry VII coronation 1486 – Marriage to Elizabeth of York. 1487 - Act Against Retaining 1495 – Council Learned in Law 1504 – Act Against Retaining different aspects of Henry’s government & financial management.

mindmap on the consequences of the Reformation 1. Religious Change (branches are: structural and doctrinal) 2. Dissolution of the Monasteries (branches include financial, social and economic with financial being the benefits for Henry and sociol-economic the impact for the people). 3. Opposition (branches are domestic and foreign) 4. Political (consider the impact on parliament, Supremacy and Royal Authority) page 2 is the finished mindmap

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.

Summary notes of the Manchurian crisis 1931- Sep- Mukden incident 1933-Feb- Japan left the League of nations 1933-Nov- Anti-Comintern Pact signed 1937 -July- Japan attacked China 1940 Sept 27- Tripartite pact signed by Germany, Italy and Japan 1941- Japan occupied southern Indo-China Dec 7-8 - Japan attacked Pearl Harbor Dec 8 - Usa declared war on Japan Dec 11- Germany declared war on the USA

Summary - The triumph of Elizabeth with Religious Changes This summary will help understand the new religious that come about in Elizabethan England and the complexity of religion has been somewhat simplified: Separatist movement, Brownists- Separatists groups, Marprelate Tracts 1588-896,Presbyterian demands in the 1570 Modern Puritans

Victory for Alva's army in the Netherlands Treachery at San Juan de Ulua Cecil grabs Spanish Bullion Trade embargo Growing hostilities: Spain backs Ridolfi

Essay talking about the motivations of the 'Redeemers' in Reconstruction Era America. Focuses on Grant's presidency, and economic and cultural potential motivators. Graded by a teacher and awarded 22/25 (the equivalent of an A star).

American Civil War History Essay, topic 6. Focusing on the extent of the improvement in African-American life between the years 1865 to 1877 - the government, legislature, Amendments, economic opportunities, and cultural change. Marked by a teacher and awarded 20/25.

A Level History Essay on the 1850 relationship between the North and South, with a focus on the gaining of the Mexican territories, the Wilmot Proviso, and the Compromise of 1850. Marked by a teacher and awarded 18/25 (grade A).

significant individuals in Elizabethan era,background, positions held, Allies and enemies, Downfall and Connections