Chapter 5 - Tudors Flashcards

1
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What was the group of cities which joined as a trading group to try and control trade in the Baltic sea region?

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Hanseatic League

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A London based trading organization which dominated London’s cloth trade with Antwerp and had a lot of political influence?

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Merchants Adventurers

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3
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English company of merchants, based in Calais, which were responsible for organizing the entire export of wool from England?

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Merchants of the Staple

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4
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Tax collected by the Crown based on the weight of goods being exported from and imported into England?

A

Customs Revenue

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5
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Goods that were produced in England and sold abroad?

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Exports

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6
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Intercursus Magnus

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A trade agreement between Henry VII and the Duke of Burgundy in which English merchants were able to trade freely (1496)

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7
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Treaty of Etaples

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Agreement between Henry VII and Charles VIII of France. Peace agreement between both countires and also greatly increased Anglo-French trade (1492)

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What were the Navigation Acts?

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Laws passed to try and increase the use of English ships in English trade, both in imports and exports

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9
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Average population of England?

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2.2 million

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10
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What percentage of people lived in urban areas?

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10 percent

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11
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What was open field husbandry?

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Form of landholding which predominated in most of ‘lowland’ England

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What was Enclosure?

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Land was enclosed and given to wealth farmers and landowners and took from commoners

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Benefits of Enclosure?

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Better productivity so increased trade with Europe as they was less land wasted and not used

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Negatives of Enclosure?

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Led to commoners becoming vagrants and beggars and so had to move to nearby towns to try and seek work

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15
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What type of farming became more profitable?

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Sheep farming and there was also a decline in crop farming

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16
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What percentage of the English economy was the cloth trade responsible for?

A

90 percent

17
Q

Due to an increase in trading finished cloth, which new roles were created?

A

clothier, spinner and weavier

18
Q

Which new industries grew under Henry VII?

A

Lead mining, Tin mining, Brass-making industries, coal mining and zinc mining

19
Q

Who did Henry sponsor to explore and what did he do?

A

John Cabot - discovered fishing opportunities off the coast of Canada

20
Q

Why did Henry have a trade embargo with the Netherlands in 1493?

A

As fear for Magaret of Burgundy support for Perkin Warbeck

21
Q

Why did Henry want to reinstate the embargo in 1503?

A

Because the claim the Earl of Suffolk was once again took serious around Burgundy

22
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Where did Enclosure affect the most?

A

East Midlands