Henry VII Flashcards

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When did Henry VII declare himself king?

A

Henry VII declared himself king on August 22, 1485, after defeating Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth.

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What significant action did Henry VII take on the battlefield?

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He knighted men loyal to him and charged those who fought against him with treason.

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When was Henry VII coronated as king of England?

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Henry VII was coronated on October 30, 1485.

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What did Henry VII wear during his coronation?

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He wore a traditional purple robe and spent 40 shillings per yard on it.

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What was Tunnage and Poundage?

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It was revenue to pay off mercenaries who fought for Henry at Bosworth.

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What treaty extended peace with France?

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Peace with France was extended until 1489.

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What significant marriage took place in January 1486?

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Henry VII married Elizabeth of York, uniting the houses of York and Lancaster.

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What did Henry VII create as a symbol of unity?

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He created the Tudor rose, a mix of the Yorkist and Lancastrian roses.

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What happened in April 1486 regarding Yorkist supporters in the Lovell Rebellion?

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Henry used spies to monitor escaping Yorkist supporters, leading to the disbandment of the rebellion.

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Who was Lambert Simnel?

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Lambert Simnel pretended to be the Earl of Warwick in 1487.

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What did Margaret of Burgundy do in support of Simnel?

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She raised 2000 mercenaries and set sail to Ireland.

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What was the outcome of the battle near East Stoke on June 16, 1487?

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Henry’s forces inflicted a heavy defeat on Simnel’s rebel army.

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What treaty was signed in February 1489?

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The Treaty of Redon was signed between England and Brittany.

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What was the Treaty of Medina del Campo?

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Signed on March 26, 1489, it secured Spain and England’s unity against France through a marriage arrangement.

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What led the Yorkist Rebellion in April 1489?

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A subsidy for war to defend Brittany was issued, leading to discontent over taxes.

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What happened to Warbeck in 1495?

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He landed at Deal, Kent, with an invasion force but failed to gain support.

17
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What was the Treaty of Etaples?

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Signed in November 1492, it ended French support for Warbeck and included a pension for Henry.

18
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What happened to Warbeck in 1497?

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He was captured after attempting to exploit unrest in Cornwall.

19
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What was the outcome of the Treaty of Ayton 1497?

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It agreed that Henry’s daughter, Margaret, would marry James IV of Scotland.

20
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What significant event occurred in April 1502?

A

Prince Arthur died.

21
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What happened in November 1504?

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Sir James Tyrell confessed to murdering the Princes in the Tower before being executed.

22
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What did the League of Cambrai do in 1508?

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It was created without England, leaving England diplomatically isolated.