AQA A-LEVEL History Paper 1 - Tudors

Hi there, I have just sat the exam and overall thought things went well and good analysis in each of my points. However there was a couple mistakes I made in relation to the accuracy of my evidence provided and I was wondering if anyone had any idea how much it will likely set me back. For example, in a question about Henry VII’s foreign policy, I stated he made an alliance with Charles V rather than Ferdinand but I did correctly describe what Medina Del Campo was and what happened from it.

In addition in a separate question on church transformation in last 20 years under Henry. I stated the break from Rome was 1532 ( it was 1534 ) and the act of supremacy was 1536 ( it was 1534 ). But I did correctly state what caused them and what achieved from them.

Overall these are the only mistakes I can remember, I know that the amount I drop marks will depend on the quality of my answer, but has anyone got any idea how much I can likely expect to lose as a result of these mistakes.