1485 England Flashcards

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Enclosure

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The fencing off of land from open fields with the ending of all common rights over it

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Customs duties

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Money paid on goods entering or leaving the country. Money came from tunnage (taxes on exports) and poundage (taxes on imports

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3
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Tunnage

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Taxes on exports

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4
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Poundage

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Taxes on imports

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5
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Primogeniture

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The eldest son or nearest male relative inherited everything

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Common land

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Land where all villagers had the right to graze their animals

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7
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Where was enclosure especially popular?

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The Midlands

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8
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What was the population of England in 1485?

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3 million

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9
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What % of people lived in rural communities in 1485?

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90%

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10
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What was the population of Norwich?

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12,000

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11
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How many residents lived in London

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60,000

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12
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Arable Farming

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Labour-intensive farming which produced crops using basic tools, including ploughs

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Engrossing

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Joining together of several farms to make one unit, through the process of one farmer buying the land of the others

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14
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What was England’s main industry in 1485?

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Cloth

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15
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What % of England’s exports were cloth?

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80%

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16
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Journeymen

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Men who travelled, hiring out their skills in the wool industry, to make a living

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17
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Merchant adventurers

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Controlled the exportation and trade in England

18
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How many nobles were there at the time?

19
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How many household members did the Duke of Northumberland have in 1503?

20
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How many ordained clergy where there?

21
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How many monks and nuns were there?

22
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What was the Papal Curia

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Court of Law controlled by the Papacy that also acted as a court of appeal

23
Q

7 Sacraments

A
The Eucharist
Baptism
Holy Orders
Confirmation
Marriage
Confession
Unction
24
Q

Stipend

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Payment received by a priest for his role in a parish

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Give 4 types of church corruption in the mid-late 1800s
Absenteeism Pluralism Immoral priests Uneducated priests
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Absenteeism
Clergy that were absent from their parishes, yet still claimed the stipend
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Pluralism
Clergy that claimed stipend from several parishes
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What was the political role of bishops and abbots?
They say in the House of Lords
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How much of the land did the Catholic Church own?
1/3
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How many endowed schools were set up in the 15th century
Over 100
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Who was Erasmus?
A Dutch humanist scholar
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Renaissance
A rebirth of learning and the arts, which encouraged writers and artists to become part of what the called the spirit of new learning
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Papal dispensation
The written permission of the Pope enabling a ruling monarch to marry or divorce
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Council
Ruling council of the King, mainly composed of his most influential nobles and gentry
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Who had claims to Henry VII's throne?
Edward, Earl of Warwick John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln
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What did Henry do to decrease the potential threat from the Earl of Surrey?
Kept him in prison until 1489
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What did Henry do to reduce the potential threat from the Duke of Northumberland?
Put him in prison until the end of 1485, then let him resume his position of ruler of the North
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What did Henry demand from Viscount Beaumont?
A promise to be loyal in writing that carried a fine
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How did Henry keep the Earl of Westmorland st bay?
Held his heir at court
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What did Henry do to reduce the threat of the Earl of Warwick?
Sent him to the tower
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How did Henry deal with the threat from John de la Pole and his father, the Duke of Suffolk?
Got them to profess their loyalty. Invited Lincoln to court