Quick question here: Could we get a question on Ireland? To my knowledge, it's never come up in any previous papers, and the syllabus to me indicates that we only need to know about the problems in Ireland after 1588, i.e. the Tyrone Rebellion (which won't be a question in itself). We've covered it but only briefly and I don't understand it well. The teachers think that it's unlikely, but haven't said for definite - but to me, since it isn't on the syllabus nor in the course textbook (discounting Tyrone as mentioned), it shouldn't come up. Am I definitely right here? (a little worried :P)
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Aside from that, I think that we can only be truly sure that we won't have a question about rebellions or missionary priests specifically, although that isn't very useful because we need to revise those topics in case they appear as part of a different question e.g. Catholic threats. I doubt that there'll be anything about the Council, given that ministers came up last year, but I can't be certain. I predict that there's a good chance of getting foreign policy, particularly earlier in the reign, and Puritanism or the early/later years of the Elizabethan period seem a good bet.