Henry consolidation of power Flashcards

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What were the causes of lovell and staffords threat?

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  • Lovell and stafford brothers broke sanctuary

- lovell planned to waylay staffords to raise rebeliion however lacked enthusiam

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How did Henry deal with the with the threat of Lovell and Stafford

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  • easily dealt with
  • Henry heard and offered pardons to disperse rebels
  • they all fled lovell went abroad and staffords imprisoned
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State the 5 key threats to Henrys security

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  1. Lovell and the Staffords 1486
  2. Lambet Simnel 1486-7
  3. Yorkshire rising 1489
  4. Perkin Warbeck 1491-9
  5. Cornwall 1497
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what were the cause of the Simnel plot

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  • yorkists didnt want henry on the throne anymore so needed to change strategy if they wanted to be successful
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What was the plan for the lambert simnel plot?

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  • they wanted to get figurehead: (Simnel claimed to be earl of Warwick)
  • they needed financial support to generate threat to henry
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How did the Lambert Simnel Plot develop?

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  • Margerate sent 2000 German soldiers and massive financial backing
  • Simnel travelled to Ireland where he was proclaimed king Edward
  • earl of Lincoln fled to join rebels and travelled to south of Lancaster with army of 8000
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What were the causes of the Perkin Warbeck imposture

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  • Warbeck turned into serious threat when he started attracting attention for claiming to be Richard duke of York
  • 1491 he began impersonating Richard duke of York and then fled to France and trained as potential yorkist prince
  • he attempted to land in England in 1495 but Henry knew so defeated and fled to scotland
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How did Henry deal with the Lambert Simnel threat?

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  • henry found real earl of warwick and paraded him in tower of london
  • reinstated northumberland to take care of the north
  • battle of stoke occured and henrys army led effectively
  • Henry offered pardons to local yorkists who were likely to get involved in revolt
  • the 29 Nobels who fought against Henry at stoke had their titles land and finances stripped off them
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How did Henry deal with Perkin Warbeck?

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  • James accepted Henry’s marriage proposal and alliance so Warbeck eventually surrendured
  • Henry at first lenient allowing him to stay and court but then executed with earl of Warwick
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How big of a threat was simnels plot against henry?

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  • plot early in H reign so very vunerable
  • plan detailed and finacially supported
  • 8000= big army
  • huge backing from ireland
    However
  • H still had big support base
  • found the earl or warwick
  • Lincoln killed in battle due to not as much support as had hoped
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How serious was Perkin Warbecks threat to henry

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  • could have been very costly as conspirators had accomplice with Henry’s own family: William stanely
  • Warbeck dominated many elements of foreign policy: treaty of Ayton, treaty of Estaples
  • highly convienient that warbecks final attempt to flee he executed 2 yorkist claimants which increased his security
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What were the causes of the Northern yorkshire rising?

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  • discontent over inflammatory pressures due to bad harvests year before but was sparked by resentment of taxation
  • parliament did this to finance brittany
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How did the Northern Yorkshire risings develop and How did henry deal with it?

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  • rebels murdered earl of northumberland + victim of resentment to taxations
  • Henry sent army to deal with rebels
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What was the cause of the cornish rebelion

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Sparked by demand for extraordinary reveue to finance far away military campaign

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How significant was the threat of the cornish rebelion?

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  • 15,000 people involved, serious threat

- rebels made it to London (marching) and made it very close to Henry to show their discontent

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How did henry deal with the cornish rebellion

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  • to ensure effective suppression he needed to withdraw Lord Daubeny and troops from Scottish boarder to defend against rebellion
  • however crushed easily
  • rebel leader and lord Audly executed- bulk of rebels treated leniently