Tudor England mind maps
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This page gathers over 1,300 community-made Tudor England mind maps, covering government, religion, rebellion and foreign policy. School students can practice explaining links between events and policies, while teachers can find material for lessons, including GCSE History and A-level History. Choose a topic and open a map to get started.
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- Henry VII: Government and Consolidation of Power153
- Henry VII's Foreign Policy45
- Henry VIII: Government and Court187
- Wolsey and Cromwell53
- Henry VIII's Foreign Policy29
- The English Reformation74
- Tudor Rebellions107
- Edward VI83
- Mary I66
- The Mid-Tudor Crisis9
- Elizabeth I and Elizabethan Government146
- The Elizabethan Religious Settlement12
- Elizabethan Foreign Policy41
- Tudor Ireland17
- Tudor Society and Poverty17
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152 nodesGovernment under Henry VII Management of central... · The English court · Patronage · The Counsel · Parliament · Justices of the Peace...
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93 nodesTudors Life in 1485 · Henry's Claim to the ... · Henry's establishment... · Henry's Financial Policy · Yorkist Threats · Foreign Policy
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99 nodesHenry VII Foreign Policy Navigation Act 1485 · Medina Del Campo 1489 · Treaty of Redon 1489 · Treaty of Windsor 1506 · League of Cambrai 1508 · Treaty of Etaples 1493
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215 nodesThe Reigns of Edward and Mary Edward's reign · Mary's reign
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130 nodesHow did Henry VII build up his power? Kept nobles under con... · Propaganda to justify... · Improved finances · Defeated rebellions · Married Elizabeth of ... · Dealt with pretenders
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69 nodesThe Elizabethan Religious Settlement Considerations that h... · Whose Church was it? · The Act of Supremacy ... · The Act of Uniformity...
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47 nodesHenry VII: Consolidation of Power (1485-1509) War of the Roses cont... · Battle of Bosworth: A... · Aims: · Henry's claim: · Securing the throne · Main threats
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49 nodesElizabeth Foreign Policy 1563-1603 Problem of succession · Issue of Mary Queen o... · Tensions between Engl... · The continuing war ag...
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73 nodesHenry VIII- character, aims and parliament Character · Legacy og Henry VII · Early Aims · Later aims · Government 1509-1540 ... · Domestic policy Wolsey
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46 nodesCauses of the Northern Rebellion 1569 political and social · religious
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59 nodesPILGRIMAGE OF GRACE WHY · HOW · WAS IT A THREAT?
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167 nodesHenry VIII's Foreign Policy 1509-14 · 1514-26 · 1527-40 · 1540-47 · Summary
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73 nodesHenry VIII foreign policy The war with France · The Battle of Flodden... · Anglo-French treaty o... · 1515-1517 difficult p... · The treaty of London ... · The Field of the Clot...
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16 nodesHow did Henry VII control the nobility? Use of emerging middl... · Punishment of the nob... · Rewarded the nobility... · Historians' views on ...
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51 nodesDomestic Policy under Henry VIII Justice · Enclosures · Finances · Parliament · The Church
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50 nodesEdward VI Royal authority under... · The Duke of Somserset · The Duke of Northumbe...
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23 nodesTudors: Chapter 1- Political and social role of the church Royal Advisors · Church's teachings on... · Wealth of the church · Church courts · Parish Churches · Monasteries
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68 nodesRise of Thomas Wolsey Timeline · Timeline · Luck · Skill
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51 nodesPilgrimage of Grace Assessing the level o... · Causes · Level of threat · Events and Govt supre...
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36 nodesHenry VIII Government summary Cromwell · Government · Character · Wolsey
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46 nodesWitchcraft became another concer... · the first serious wit... · In the middle ages ac... · lasted from the middl... · People believed witch... · Matthew Hopkins was t...
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50 nodesCharacter & Aims Henry VIII Character of Henry VIII · Legacy of Henry VII · Aims of Henry VIII's ...
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15 nodes2.3 Gunpowder Plot 1605 Introduction · Goals of the gunpowde... · The Plan · The Plot fails · Questioning, trial an... · Longer term consequen...
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51 nodesEdward VI 1547-1553 Accession: January 28th · Government · Fall of Somerset - 1549
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29 nodesDomestic policy under Henry VII Context · Agriculture · The black death · Industry · Shipping under Henry VII
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53 nodesElizabeth 1588-1603 Government and Parliament Government= people wh... · Types of government · Political influence a... · Considerable overlap ... · Privy Council was chi... · Leading officers of P...
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16 nodes'Henry VII's consolidation of power in the years 1485-1499 was the result of his own personal strengths' Assess the validity of this view Despite not being bro... · Determined to keep hi... · Dated his reign from ... · Publicly rewarded man... · Detained Elizabeth of... · Made key appointments...
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22 nodesElizabeth's relations with Spain/Netherlands 1560s · 1570s · 1580s · 1590s/1600s
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22 nodesAssessment of Henry VIII foreign policy Successes · Failures
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63 nodesMID-TUDOR CRISIS FOREIGN POLICY Edward · Mary · Elizabeth
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42 nodesTudor Rebellions Rhys Ap Grufydd · Wyatt's rebellion · Kett's rebellion · Northern Earls · Pilgrimage of Grace
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46 nodesWhy Wolsey fell from power in 1529 Amicable Grant Crisis · Henry lost faith in W... · Praumunire · The Problem · Pope Clement VII · Cradinal Campeggio
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76 nodesthe tudors battle of bosworth · Henry vii · Henry viii · Edward vi · Mary / bloody Mary · Elizabeth
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18 nodesHow far does Mary deserve her title of 'Bloody Mary'? Yes, she does · No, she doesn't · Conclusion
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37 nodesThe fall of Thomas Cromwell 1538- 40 He had many enemies · Trial John Lambert · Significance of the s... · The Cleves marriage a... · Changing situation in... · The Howard faction
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27 nodesCauses of Kett's rebellion, 1549 Enclosure · Economic factors · Somerset's policies · Religon · Personal clashes
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30 nodesWhy did Henry VIII break with Rome? The Role of Anne Boleyn · Henry wanted a male h... · The role of Thomas Cr... · To increase Henry's p... · The role of Thomas Cr... · Anti-clerical feeling...
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23 nodesCauses of the Kett's rebellion (1549) Social · Political · Economic · Religious
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37 nodeshenry the 8th Anne Boleyn · Catherine of Aragon · Jane Seymour · Anne of Cleves · Catherine Howard · Katherine parr
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52 nodesWyatt's Rebellion 1554 Causes · Failures · Serious · Insignificant
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The maps on this page offer different ways into a topic. Tudors covers life and society as well as Henry VII's claim to the throne, making it a useful starting point for a broad overview. For a closer look at government, try Government under Henry VII. The page also lists maps on rebellion, foreign policy and religious change.
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