History 1HI0/B3 November 2021 | Edexcel GCSE Past Papers With Mark Scheme

Edexcel GCSE History (1HI0) Nov 2021

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1. Jane Seymour marriage—marital alliance shortly after Anne Boleyn’s execution, produced Henry’s only legitimate male heir Edward VI, considered Henry’s ‘true wife’, died shortly after childbirth

2. Cromwell rise to power 1529–34—skilled administrator, instrumental in annulment process, alliance with Anne Boleyn, architect of Reformation Parliament, legal restructuring of Church authority

3. Henry VIII aims 1509–29—foreign policy glory via wars with France, dynastic ambitions unmet due to lack of male heir, religious orthodoxy maintained initially, domestic stability reinforced

4. Pilgrimage of Grace causes—monastic dissolution backlash, fear of doctrinal changes, economic grievances (taxation, enclosure), loss of traditional Church charity and sanctuary roles

5. Religious changes under Henry—Act of Supremacy, break from Rome, English Bible promotion, closure of monasteries, centralized royal control over Church, opposition from Catholic conservatives

6. Tudor interpretation skills—causation analysis (e.g., Cromwell’s role vs. Anne’s influence), impact evaluation of policies (e.g., Reformation), contrasting viewpoints on events like rebellions or reforms