Exam Lesson Domestic Policy
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Connect – Who do you agree with? Why?
“Henry VII was a conventional “Studies of individual noble families
late medieval ruler who of the time show that in fact,
distrusted administrative Henry’s government had
innovation, but was strong and alienated it’s most natural allies –
achieved stability. Above all, the nobility. The fall of nobles
Henry was his own man, for he such as Sir William Stanley show
determined the governance and that the country wasn’t secure,
financial management of the but was actually in a state of
realm. He was the leader of a political crisis. Henry was a leader
powerful top-down state that ran who did not understand how to
sound finances and, through rule alongside, rather over, the
wise legislation and increasing nobility, but sought to control
reliance on the middle class put them with excessive severity and,
the nobles in order.” in doing so, he actually
undermined, destabilised and
weakened monarchy in England ”
Christine
Stanley Chrimes Carpenter
Big Picture
Henry’s domestic policy – establishing
royal authority through relations with the
nobility and church; domestic governance,
and financial management; the domestic
economy and overseas trade.
Learning Outcomes
CONTENT
You will assess Henry’s domestic policy by
practicing exam skills
PROCESS
You will complete a timed essay practice task
BENEFIT
Timing is very important in the Tudors exam essay
so it is important to practice under timned
conditions.
Part a) and b) mark schemes
Go through each mark scheme and
highlight the key things you need to do to
achieve each level.
Look over your feedback from your most
recent essay. What do you need to focus
on to move up a level?
Timed exam practice
You will complete timed exam practice on these
questions (remember that in the exam you will
have to this twice!)
Q1a) Explain why Henry VII used bonds and
recognisances. 12 marks (12min)
Q1b) How important were Henry VII’s
financial policies in asserting his royal
authority during 1485-1509? 24 marks
(25min)
PLAN - What do these questions require you to do? What
do part a) and b) questions require? What key
factors/themes will form your main paragraphs? What
will your judgement be?
Review
Look over your essay and using the mark
schemes to highlight your answers where
you have hit certain levels, give yourself a
mark (out of 12 and 24) and justify your
decision.
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