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Edexcel A-Level History:Rebellion & Disorder under the Tudors - Lesson 6: Tudor Parliament Part Two

A full 90-minute A-level History lesson designed to be ready to teach, with clear structure, engaging activities, and opportunities for analytical written work. This lesson comes with a full, detailed lesson plan as well as all resources.
Tasks can also be adapted for two shorter teaching sessions.

This lesson is the second of two looking at the relationship between Tudor Monarchs and parliament. The lesson focuses on the key enquiry question:

How far did the relationship between Crown and Parliament change in the years 1559–1603?

This is a complete, classroom-ready lesson with a range of activities, including discussion, independent work, and analytical tasks. It is designed to build secure subject knowledge while encouraging students to think carefully about power, authority, and the nature of Tudor government.

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