A comprehensive resource on Elizabethan economic and social policy, that includes detail about Elizabeth’s sources of finance, the reasons for the economic and social problems, issues of poverty and vagrancy and an evaluation of the government response which culminates in the Poor Law of 1601. The resource also includes activities, essays, extracts from historians and scaffolding for essay plans. It is designed for U6th A-Level students either as a series of lessons, lecture or revision resource.
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This needs to be updated as when I have paid and downloaded this it is just a one page essay on government which is not at all what the description has said.
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