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MAY 2019 ANNUAL EXAM. Qn. 8. Discuss six contributions of the Tudor Monarchy in the rise of Mercanti
MAY 2019 ANNUAL EXAM. Qn. 8. Discuss six contributions of the Tudor Monarchy in the rise of Mercantile Capitalism in Britain.
The Tudor monarchy was the first capitalist ruling class in England established by King Henry VII in 1485 after defeating King Edward of the Red Rose, represented feudal absolutosm during the War of the Roses, 30 years war that began in 1455. The Tudor Monarchy represented the White Rose of Yorkshire in favour of Capitalism.
From 1485 to 1603, almost 120 years of power under King Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward III, Queen Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I mercantilsim was developed made England to dominated world overseas trade.
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By Nassor MbwanaMAY 2019 ANNUAL EXAM. Qn. 8. Discuss six contributions of the Tudor Monarchy in the rise of Mercantile Capitalism in Britain.
The Tudor monarchy was the first capitalist ruling class in England established by King Henry VII in 1485 after defeating King Edward of the Red Rose, represented feudal absolutosm during the War of the Roses, 30 years war that began in 1455. The Tudor Monarchy represented the White Rose of Yorkshire in favour of Capitalism.
From 1485 to 1603, almost 120 years of power under King Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward III, Queen Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I mercantilsim was developed made England to dominated world overseas trade.
Yes, hereunder get and listen the episode.