Henry VII Flashcards

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Describe the first stage of the War of Roses.

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Yorkist returned to England, Richard took crown, series of battles followed and Richard dies so Edwards took throne and Henry Tudor placed on guard ship.

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Causes of the First Stage.

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Bastard Feudalism, Economic pressure and defeat in 100 years war.

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Describe the second stage of the Wars of the Roses.

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Edward IV establishes himself but an unlikely alliance between Margret of Anjou, Earl of Warwick and George of Clemence.

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Describe the third stage of the war of roses

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Edward IV’s reign was strong until death when Richard became king after the Princes mysterious death. Richards rule weakened crown. Margret Beaufort sent money and encouragement to son who beat Richard in the Battle of Bosworth

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When was the Battle of Bosworth?

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22nd August 1485

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What were the causes of the Third Stage?

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Weakness of Minority rule and political ambition of Richard III

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Define bastard feudalism

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Knights pledged loyalty for annual payments

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Who was Margret of Anjou?

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Wife of Henry VI, single-minded, great support and when capture formed alliances with Scotland and Yorkists to overthrow Edward IV

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Who was Cecily Neville?

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Mother of Edward and Richard; gained political role and had Edward’s ear

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Who was Elizabeth Woodville?

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Wife of Edward IV, mother to princes in tower, gave Margret of Burgundy marriage alliance and gave troops to support Henry Tudor

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Who was Margret of Burgundy?

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Sister of Edward and Richard; gave money and support to pretenders

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Who was Margret of Beaufort?

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Mother of Henry Tudo, exiled Henry for safety, gave money and support so he could invade, influenced Stanley to change sides at the battle of Bosworth, maintained authority in Midlands, rule for court ceremonies, shepherded Henry VIII into power

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Who was Elizabeth of York?

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Daughter of Edward IV, wife of Henry VIII and mother of Henry VIII; was Yorkist heiress, united country and produce heirs for dynasty

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When did Henry VII marry Elizabeth?

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18th January 1486

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Who were Lovell and the Staffords?

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Key supporter of Richard III, tried to raise support in Easter 1486 but didn’t get sufficient support and was suppressed

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Why was the Earl of Warwick captured?

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Was Henry’s nephew and Yorkist claimant so was locked away in tower of London

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Who were Edmund and Richard de la Pole?

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Younger brothers of Lincoln, claimants so Edmund was killed and Richard dies while on campaign in France

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Describe problems Lambert Simnel created

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Yorkist figurehead who claimed to be Warwick but after Henry paraded real one fled to Margret of Burgundy’s court and got support. Return with army to Battle of Stoke Feild but Henry had notice os was prepared

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Describe problems Perkin Warbeck created

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Was cloth trader from Flanders who pretended to be Prince in the tower, convinced foreign monarchs of identity and went to Margret of Burgundy where he got support. First landed in 195 and fled to Scotland, after he allied with Stanley and tried again after Cornish rebellion

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When was the Battle of Stoke Feild?

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1487

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What happened at the Battle of Stoke Feild?

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Henry though he would lose and troops would turn on him like Bosworth but Oxford put down, killing Earl of Lincoln. Ended Wars of Roses and Yorkist were weakened with bonds

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Briefly describe Henry VII’s foreign policy with Scotland

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Anglo-Scottish tensions were high, James VI took throne and offered hospitality to Warbeck. Launched a small army that gathered no support and led to Henry invading. Cornish rebellion caused England and Scotland to sign truce. in 1498 relations improved and James handed over Warbeck

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Briefly describe Henry VII’s foreign policy with Spain

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Isabella and Ferdinand presided over Castille and was powerful. Henry wanted a relationship with them, Treaty of Medina del Campo. After Arthur’s death, Henry tried to resecure an alternative marriage between his other son Henry but became less intrested after Isablella’s death. Juana and Philip crashed and Henry took opputinity to resecure details but after Juana was declared insane and Ferdinand become regent, Henry was frozen out by a major foreign power

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Briefly describe Henry VII’s foreign policy with Ireland

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Henry’s control didn’t extend past pale, Earl of Kildare was Yorkist and feared by Henry so sent english man and army to cease control. After while Henry had to revert back to Kildare because it was too costly.

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Briefly describe Henry VII’s foreign policy with Burgundy, Netherlands and Holy Roman Empire

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Main export destination, Margaret of Burgundy and Maximilian hosted Henry’s enemies causing trade to break down. The Interurcus Magnus restored trade but after Isablella’s death trade broke down. Henry received Earl of Suffolk and dynasty was rescued.

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Briefly describe Henry VII’s foreign policy with France and Brittany

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First foreign relation, Henry summoned an army when it looked like France were going to reclaim area. Through fears of hostility Anne married Charles and Henry was frozen out. Henry invaded France at tactical time so he was able to secure peace settlement

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When did Isablella of Castile die?

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1504

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What occurred during the period of 1501 - 03?

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Marriage uniting two countries and Treaty of Perpetual Peace kept good relations until Henry’s death

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When did Arthur die?

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2nd April 1502

30
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When was Poyinnings law and what did it dictate?

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1495 stated all Irish law had to be approved by English government

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When was Intercurus Magus?

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1496 restored trade again after Henry imposed trade embargo

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When was Treaty of Redon and what did it achieve?

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1489 agreed that Anne would pay for a small army

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When was Treaty of Etaples and what did it achieve?

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1492 withdrew France’s support for Walbeck and Henry received pension

34
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What significance did Hudson Bay have?

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Sebastian Cabot found accidently trying to find China but by time he came back Henry VIII was king and wasn’t bothered with Sea exploration

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What significance did New Foundland have?

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John Cabot went to find new fishing ground but even though may never have stepped foot on island because he died when sailing back

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What significance did Portugal have?

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Dominated spice trade

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What significance did Portsmouth have?

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Henry created naval bases

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What significance did Florence have?

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Was a place Henry was keen to trade with

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What significance did Venice have?

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Dominated Italian trade and imposed taxes to stop English goods being imported

40
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Define Humanism

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Developed in Renaissance and founded on rediscovery of latin and believers of Catholicism

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Name two notable Humanists

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William Grocyn and Thomas Linacre

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What were Song and Reading Schools?

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Provided education for young

43
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What was the provider of secondary education?

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Grammar

44
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How many universities were there?

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Two - Oxford and Cambridge

45
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How was drama apart life?

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Was popular, tour companies gathered large crowds at public celebrations

46
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How was music apart life?

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Enjoyed at various levels from groups that entertained masses at cathedrals to ministerial’s who performed to nobility

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What was the new style of building?

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Gothic perpendicular

48
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What works did the new printing industry concern themselves with?

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Traditional works and chivalric novels

49
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What was a huge part of tutor life?

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Religion

50
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‘Religion made it easy for elites to keep control’ True of False

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True

51
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Who offered charity?

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Confraternities

52
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Which two provinces was religion administered through?

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York and Canterbury

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What is Erastian?

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Henry having more authority than church

54
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Key points about Monastic Orders

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1% of population were monks, most came from wealthy families and most common were Benedictines

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Key points about Friars

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Worked among lay people and supported by charitable donations. Dominicans were preachers

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Key points about Nunneries

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Fewer privileges then normal women as not suitable for marriage

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What were Lollards?

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People who stress understanding of Bible and were branded as heretics

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What is heresy?

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Denial of doctrines of church

59
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Define anticlericalism

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Opposition to churches role in politics

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What were the 7 Sacraments?

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Baptism, confirmation, marriage, anointing of scik, penance, holy orders, eucharist

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Define transubstantiation

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Bread and wine became body and blood of Christ

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What were the positives of Lowlands trade?

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Intercusus Magnus secured trade

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What were the positives of trade elsewhere?

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Cloth trade made up 90% of exports

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What were the positives of industry?

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Cloth trade led to development in technology

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What were the positives of agriculture?

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Peasants enjoyed common rights for time

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What were the positives of living standards?

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Prices and wages remained stable

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What were the negatives of Lowlands trade?

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Issues with Margaret of Burgundy affected trade

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What were the negatives of trade elsewhere?

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Italy and Spain struggled to make trade deals

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What were the negatives of industry?

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Rest of Europe dominated other industries like Spice and Metals

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What were the negatives of agriculture?

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Common rights were taken away in late 15th century

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What were the negatives of living standards?

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Peasants became destitute because of productivity and profitability​ concerns