England 1485-1603

“England 1485-1603” by Allan Keen is a comprehensive guide that explores the Tudor period of English history, spanning from the reign of Henry VII to Elizabethan England. Published by Collins Educational in 1999, this 320-page volume is written in English and is designed to support secondary education in history. The book presents a structured overview of significant events and transformations during this era, making it a valuable resource for both students and educators.

Readers will find a range of features aimed at enhancing their understanding of historical contexts, including interpretations, document source questions, and explanations of complex terms. The chapters cover various aspects of the period, such as social and economic changes, religious transformations under Henry VIII, and the political landscape during the reigns of Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. This edition serves as a practical tool for teaching and learning about the Tudor and Elizabethan eras, providing insights into the history of Great Britain during a pivotal time in European history.