History: Edexcel A Level England, 1509-1603 revision notes

1 Monarch & Government
- 1.1 Tudor Monarchs
  1.1.1 Henry VII
  1.1.2 Henry VIII
  1.1.3 Edward VI
  1.1.4 Mary I
  1.1.5 Elizabeth I
  1.1.6 Succession Disputes
- 1.2 Changing Role of Parliament
  1.2.1 Parliament & Henry VII
  1.2.2 Parliament & Henry VIII
  1.2.3 Parliament After the Reformation
- 1.3 Principal Servants to the Crown
  1.3.1 Principal Servants to the Crown
2 Religious Changes
- 2.1 Tudor Monarchs & Religious Change
  2.1.1 The Henrician Reformation
  2.1.2 Impact of Religious Change Under Henry VIII
  2.1.3 Religious Change Under Edward VI
  2.1.4 Religious Change Under Mary I
  2.1.5 Elizabethan Settlement
- 2.2 Catholicism & Survival
  2.2.1 Popular Attitudes to Catholicism
  2.2.2 Catholicism Under Henry VIII
  2.2.3 Catholicism Under Elizabeth I
  2.2.4 Catholic Nobility
- 2.3 Protestantism & Puritanism
  2.3.1 Protestant Influences
  2.3.2 Protestantism Under Edward VI
  2.3.3 Protestantism Under Elizabeth I
3 State Control & Popular Resistance
- 3.1 Tudor Control of the Country
  3.1.1 Councils
  3.1.2 Role of Nobility
  3.1.3 Justices of the Peace
  3.1.4 Lord Lieutenant
- 3.2 The State & the Poor
  3.2.1 Reasons for Growth of Poverty
  3.2.2 Punishments for Paupers
  3.2.3 Role of Charities
- 3.3 Resistance to Tudor Rule
  3.3.1 Resistance to Tax & Subsidies
  3.3.2 Uprisings Against Henry VIII
  3.3.3 Uprisings Against Edward VI
  3.3.4 Uprisings Against Elizabeth I
  3.3.5 Decline of Popular Resistance
4 Economic, Social & Cultural Change
- 4.1 Patterns of Domestic & Foreign Trade
  4.1.1 Wool & Cloth
  4.1.2 Exploration & Trade
- 4.2 Changing Structure of Society
  4.2.1 Population
  4.2.2 Dissolution of Monasteries
  4.2.3 Enclosure
- 4.3 Cultural Change
  4.3.1 Education & Literature
  4.3.2 Impact of Religious Change
  4.3.3 Patronage
  4.3.4 The Arts
  4.3.5 Cult of Gloriana
5 Historical Interpretations
- 5.1 Significance of Threats to National Security
  5.1.1 Spain
  5.1.2 The Spanish Armada
  5.1.3 Ireland
- 5.2 Court Politics
  5.2.1 Court Factions
  5.2.2 Essex's Rebellion
- 5.3 Elizabeth & Parliament
  5.3.1 Conflict with Parliament
- 5.4 Social Distress in the 1590s
  5.4.1 Social Distress in the 1590s

1 Monarch & Government

1.1 Tudor Monarchs

1.2 Changing Role of Parliament

1.3 Principal Servants to the Crown

2 Religious Changes

2.1 Tudor Monarchs & Religious Change

2.2 Catholicism & Survival

2.3 Protestantism & Puritanism

3 State Control & Popular Resistance

3.1 Tudor Control of the Country

3.2 The State & the Poor

3.3 Resistance to Tudor Rule

4 Economic, Social & Cultural Change

4.1 Patterns of Domestic & Foreign Trade

4.2 Changing Structure of Society

4.3 Cultural Change

5 Historical Interpretations

5.1 Significance of Threats to National Security

5.2 Court Politics

5.3 Elizabeth & Parliament

5.4 Social Distress in the 1590s