Access To History In Depth: Disorder and Rebellion in Tudor England

Summary:
This title adopts a thematic approach in comparing all of the major rebellions in Tudor England, and examines the causes and consequences of each rebellion. The author uses contemporary sources to illustrate the issues of government and society during this period. The coercive power of the state is a constant theme throughout the book and the author explores why these rebellions occurred and their impact on the Tudor regime.

• Study guides contain exercises and advice on tackling differentiated exam questions for AS and A Level.
• Contains the latest historical interpretations of themes and issues.
• Features include: points to consider, key issues and key dates.
• Concise, readable and up-to-date introduction of this period.

Table of Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Securing the dynasty: The reign of Henry VII
3. Henry VIII: the powerful monarch
4. Class warfare and anarchy: the reign of Edward VI
5. Mary Tudor and the struggle for the throne
6. Elizabeth I and the defeat of rebellion
7. Conclusion