HVII - English Society Flashcards

1
Q

What was the name given to a group of professionals that grew in size and stature?

A

Bourgeoisie

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2
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How many peers were there in England?

A

50 to 60

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3
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What was Bastard Feudalism?

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Wealthy nobles recruiting knights and gentlemen to work for them in return for grants of land or office

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4
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Why did Henry dislike retaining

A

The noblemen could potentially use their retained men against the crown

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5
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When was legislation passed against retaining

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1486 made MPs take an oath against illegal retaining

1487 retaining made illegal

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6
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How many knights were there in 1490

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375

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7
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What did Martin V, Pope, declare?

A

That the English monarch had the right to govern the church in England rather than him

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8
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How did Henry use the power granted to him by the Pope?

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Appointed as bishops only men who had legal training and administrative competence

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What allowed for the emergence of Yeomen in the countryside?

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The Black Death reduced demand which meant land was cheaper and crops became more expensive

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10
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When was the Yorkshire rebellion and what sparked it?

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1489, caused by extraordinary revenue being raised to fund the campaign in Brittany

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Who was killed in the Yorkshire Rebellion?

A

The Earl of Northumberland

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12
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What sparked the Cornish rebellion of 1497?

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Extraordinary revenue to fund a campaign in Scotland

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Why did the Cornish rebellion represent a threat to the power of Henry VII? [3]

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  • Over 15,000 people involved
  • Perkin Warbeck attempted to exploit it
  • The rebels got all the way to London from Cornwall without being stopped by nobles
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How was the Cornish rebellion suppressed?

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Lord Daubney was removed from the Scottish border to crush the rebellion, and its leaders, such as Lord Audley, were executed

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