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Enable students to succeed in their exam with Henry VIII: Authority, Nation and Religion. This study aid contains the key information that students need for Edexcel History AS Unit 2 Option A1, clearly laid out with Examiners' and Essential notes. Also included are graded essays with examiner commentary on how to secure higher grades.Henry VIII: Authority, Nation and Religion, 1509–40 covers all the content and skills your students will need for their Edexcel AS Unit 2 Option A1 examination, including:• Chapter 1: THE QUEST FOR INTERNATIONAL INFLUENCEIncluding – Foreign policy ambitions and aims; war and victory in France and Scotland 1513–14; early successes in diplomacy; the Hapsburg-Valois conflict; evaluating the effectiveness of foreign policy• Chapter 2:THE STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT, 1509–29Including – Structure of Henry’s Government; the rise of Thomas Wolsey; Wolsey and the justice system; Wolsey and the strengthening of royal finances; Wolsey’s relationship with the King, nobility and parliament; Wolsey and the Church; Wolsey’s fall from power• Chapter 3: CHANGING RELATIONS WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCHIncluding – The annulment strategy; the Reformation Parliament; Submission of the Clergy; establishment of the Royal Supremacy and the break with Rome 1532–4• Chapter 4: RELIGIOUS CHANGE FROM 1529Including – Factors influencing religious change; opposition, including the Pilgrimage of Grace; Thomas Cromwell and the encouragement of Protestant ideas; dissolution of the monasteries; the retreat from reform; the fall of Thomas Cromwell; was the English Reformation political or religious?• Chapter 5: ROYAL POWER IN 1540Including – The nature and extent of royal power• Chapter 6: EXAM SKILLS• Chapter 7: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS• Index
This text investigates the mechanisms of political authority, religious transformation, and international diplomacy during the reign of Henry VIII from 1509 to 1540. Authors Adam Bloomfield and Sarah Moffatt provide a structured pedagogical framework designed to prepare students for the Edexcel AS History examination, utilizing a combination of historical narrative, analytical commentary, and practical assessment strategies to explain the complexities of the early Tudor period.
What You Will Find
The framing suggests a highly focused, utilitarian resource designed specifically for the rigors of the Edexcel examination board. The inclusion of examiner notes and annotated essays indicates a text intended for students seeking to master the specific analytical requirements of the AS-level history curriculum.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
2012-04-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins UK
ISBN-10:
0007457413
ISBN-13:
9780007457410
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