Establishing the Tudor dynasty (1) Flashcards

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What was Henry’s position like?

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Extremely insecure

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What had much Yorkists thought of him?

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Still regarded him as a usurper and were not satisfied by the marriage to Elizabeth.

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Who was a threat to Henry?

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1) Several potential Yorkist claimants to the throne such as the earls of Warwick and Lincoln, Edwards IV’s nephews.
2) Margret of Burgundy, the sister of Edward IV and Richard III. She had access to funds which enabled her to encourage the ambitions of Yorkist Claimants.

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Describe the Viscount Lovell and the Staffords rising in 1486? (5)

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1) The first rising led by Francis, Viscount Lovell who had protested as a key supporter of Richard III- and Humphrey Stafford.
2) Lovell tried to raise a rebellion in Richard III’s heartland of support in the North Rising of Yorkshire. Simultaneously Stafford tried to raise forces against Henry, drawing upon another area of Yorkist support in the Midlands.
3) Lovell managed to escape the king’s forces but Humphery Stafford was captured and executed.
4) It is significant how there was little enthusiasm there was at this stage for a Yorkist rising in their traditional heartlands.
5) It was easily suppressed.

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In the Lambert Simnel and the rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln, what did the Yorkists need?

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They needed a figurehead who could claim to be a Yorkist prince and secondly, they needed financial support to generate a significant military threat to Henry.

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Who was their figurehead in the Lambert Simnel and the rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln?

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Lambert Simnel who was being passed off as the Earl of Warwick and had been imprisoned by Henry, and was even crowned King Edward in Ireland in May 1487.

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Who was the conspiracy put together by in the Lambert Simnel and the rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln?

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John de la Pole, the Earl of Lincoln, himself a potential Yorkist claimant.

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What did Henry do in response to the Lambert Simnel and the rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln?

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Henry had the real Earl of Warwick exhibited in London for all to see.

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Where did the Earl of Lincoln go when he fled from Henry VII’s court?

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Had gone to join the failed plotter Lord Lovell at the court of Margret of Burgundy in the Netherlands.

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What did Lovell and the Earl of Lincoln persuade Margret to do?

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Persuaded Margret to support Simnel’s bogus claim and to pay for a force of mercenaries to invade England.

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What did Henry have to gamble when he heard about the rebellious conspiracy in the Lambert Simnel and rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln?

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He reinstated the untrustworthy Earl of Northumberland, who led a major portion of Richard III’s army at the Battle of Bosworth, to power the North.

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What did Henry do with coastal defences during the Lambert Simnel and rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln?

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He reinforced them in East Anglia.

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Where did the rebels land in the Lambert Simnel and the rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln?

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On the northwest coast of England in Cumberland, and crossed the Pennines in order to gather support in Richard III’s old heartland in the North Riding of Yorkshire.

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What was the Yorkist gentry reluctant to do?

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Commit themselves wholeheartedly.

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What did Henry gather for the Battle of Stoke Field 1487?

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A group of advisers, which included the close relatives of former Yorkists who had been victims of Richard III, in the South Midlands.

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Where did the two armies meet to begin the Battle of Stoke Field 1487 during the Lambert Simnel and rebellion of the Earl of Lincoln?

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At East Stoke near Newark in Nottinghamshire, Henry was not confident.

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What was Henry’s army like in the Battle of Stoke Field 1487?

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It was effectively led by the Earl of Oxford holding firm when fighting and the Earl of Lincoln was killed in battle, having crucially been unable to add sufficient followers to the army of mercenaries with which he had landed in England.

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What policy did Henry begin to devolop?

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Using bonds of good behaviour to ensure well behaved landowners who might otherwise face financial ruin.

19
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Who was Perkin Warbeck?

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He was a cloth trader from Tournai, was a persistent irritant to Henry who claimed to be Richard, Duke of York.

20
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What did Perkin Warbeck have the ability to do?

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To attract patronage from foreign rulers which made him a serious threat.

21
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Where did Perkin Warbeck go to train?

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After a brief apperance at the court of Charles VIII of France, the following year, Warbeck was forced to flee to France, to the court of Margret of Burgundy, where he was trained as a potential Yorkist prince.

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What was Perkin Warbeck’s first attemt?

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Several years after the Battle of Stoke in 11487, Warbeck’s first attempt was to land in England in 1495 proved to be a fiasco. Henry had been informed by one of his royal agents, Sir Robert Clifford, who had infiltrated Warbeck’s retinue. Warbeck was quickly defeated, and fled to the court of James IV of Scotland.

23
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What happened in 1496 in the Perkin Warbeck imposture?

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A small Scottish force crossed the border on Warbeck’s behalf but quickly retreted.

24
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When and how did Warbeck try to make a final attempt to seek the English throne?

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Tried to exploit tje uncertainties created by the Cornish rebellion in 1497, but his forces were crushed and Warbeck eventually surrendered to the king.

25
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What were the consequences for Warbeck?

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Having allegedly seen trying to escape with the Earl ofW Wawick, he was accused of treasin, and they were both tried and executed.

26
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Where did Suffolk flee to and what was he persuaded to do?

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he fled to the Flanders in 1498 and he was persuaded to return after a short exile but once again fled in 1501, this time seeking refuge at the court of the Emperor Maximilian.

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How was Suffolk safe?

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As long as Margret of Burgundy was politically opposed to Hnery VII he was safe.

28
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What treaty was resored?

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The treaty of Windsor in 1506 where Maximillion agreed to extradite Suffolk, who was duly imprisoned in the Tower of London.

29
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What did Henry do with Suffolk?

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Had him executed for treason in 1513.

30
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What was Richard de la Pole named?

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The “White Rose”.

31
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What happened to Richard de la Pole?

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He was killed fighting for the French forces at h Battle of Pavia in 1525.