Henry VII Aims of Rule: Stability, Legitimacy and Dynastic Security | AQA A Level History

AQA A Level Tudors: Henry VII Complete Bundle

This fully resourced bundle has been designed to support A Level History students studying AQA The Tudors 1C: England, 1485–1603, while also helping students make a confident transition from GCSE to the demands of A Level study. It will also help teachers save on hours of planning. Henry VII provides students with the fascinating challenge of assessing how effectively a new and insecure Tudor monarchy established authority after decades of dynastic instability and civil war. Throughout the course, students will continually revisit the central enquiry question: How secure was Henry VII’s hold on power between 1485 and 1509? Students will explore how Henry VII restored and strengthened royal authority following the chaos of the Wars of the Roses. They will analyse: Henry VII’s character, aims and methods the consolidation of Tudor power after Bosworth the role of government, councils and Parliament the control of the nobility and local government the development of royal finances rebellion, opposition and dynastic threats economic growth, trade and exploration foreign policy, diplomacy and treaties religion, the Church and humanism in Tudor England The bundle also encourages students to develop independent analysis, judgement and interpretation skills essential for success at A Level. The lessons are as follows: L1 Introduction L2 Wars of the Roses L3 Character of Henry VII L4 Battle of Bosworth Field (free resource) L5 Aims of Henry VII L6 Consolidation of Power L7 Henry VII and Propaganda L8 Henry VII and Government L9 Henry VII and the Nobility L10 Henry VII and Finance L11 Stafford and Lovell Rebellions L12 Lambert Simnel L13 Perkin Warbeck L14 Introduction to Henry VII’s Foreign Policy L15 Breton Crisis L16 Henry VII and Ireland L17 Economy and Trade under Henry VII L18 The Church and Religion L19 Humanism and the Arts The lessons include: fully resourced and differentiated activities retrieval practice throughout source analysis and interpretation work scaffolded essay planning and writing support model answers and exemplar responses exam practice for both AQA question types detailed mark schemes suggested teaching strategies and discussion tasks opportunities for independent enquiry and evaluation The resources are designed to support students of all abilities while also stretching the most able and helping students achieve the very highest grades. All lessons are provided in fully editable PowerPoint format and can easily be adapted to suit individual classes and teaching styles. If you are interested in the full Tudor A Level Bundle 1485-1603, please click here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13151989. If you have any questions about the resources or the course, please contact me via my TES shop at: PilgrimHistory17@gmail.com