economic situation Flashcards

1
Q

when was the ‘great slump’?

A

1440 - 1480

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2
Q

what made magnates more willing to use violence

A

the pressure of rental incomes

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3
Q

what happened in August 1453

A

A Lancastrian force of 700 soldiers, led by Lord Egremont, attacked the Nevilles at Heworth moor

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4
Q

what was the reason for the attack?

A

Nevilles had inherited two valuable manors, both of which had originally belonged to the Earls of Northumberland

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5
Q

why did magnates want to regain manors?

A

to compensate for the declining rental income

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6
Q

what did falling rental incomes lead to?

A

families attacking each other to regain previously owned property

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7
Q

what had severely damaged political stability?

A

total Lancastrian mismanagement of national finances

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8
Q

what did poor national finances create?

A

uncertainty and concern amongst the general population

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9
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what could concern easily lead to?

A

erupt into widespread unrest e.g. Cade’s rebellion

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10
Q

what was one of the grievances of Cade’s?

A

dire state of royal finances

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11
Q

what there a clear link between?

A

economic pressure and later political conflict

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12
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what was the great slump the backdrop to?

A

political turmoil

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