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1
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The dated reign Henry VII put in Parliament to ensure any Yorkists were designated traitors

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21 August 1485

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Victory for Henry Vii at the Battle of Bosworth, proclaimed king by Lord Stanley

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22 August 1485

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Henry VII’s coronation Westminster Abbey (arranged before his meeting in Parliament to show he was rightfully king not just because Parliament sanctioned it. Purple velvet for his cloak was 40 shillings a yard)

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30th October 1485

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Henry VII’s meeting with Parliament
-Acts of Attainder against Yorkists
-Act of Resumption
-JPs power to arrest

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7th November 1485

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1st Navigation Act- forbade English merchants loading goods onto foreign ships unless no English ships were available

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1485

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Marriage to Elizabeth of York

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18th January 1486

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Lovell Uprising - During Henry’s Royal Progress (at Lincoln), heard news 3 of Richards best supporters had broken sanctuary in Colchester -Viscount Lovell tried to raise an uprising in the North Riding of Yorkshire while Thomas and Humphrey Stafford tried to raise one in the Midlands. Henry sent armed force to rebels stating they have a choice between pardon or death.

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April 1486

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8
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Birth of Arthur Tudor

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September 1486

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9
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Elizabeth of York crowned Queen of England

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25th November 1486

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Battle of Stoke- two armies met at East Stoke, Northamptonshire, VIIs 12,000 army led efficiently by John de Vere, Earl of Oxford. Only after 3 hours Henry was certain of victory. John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln, who lead army of 8,000, killed in battle. After this VII started using bonds of good behaviour to ensure well-behaved landowners

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June 1487

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(Henry VII) Second Parliament - fifteenths and tenths made; Law against retaining established; Court of Star Chamber established as offshoot of the Duchy of Lancaster and run by Sir Reginald Bray to ensure VII was receiving rents and rights in his personal lands. Actions against those who fought in Simnel rebellion, 28 nobles attainted and lands were confiscated

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Nov - Dec 1487

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12
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Act of Resumption

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1486

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13
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LAmbert Simnel conspiracy

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1487

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King calls Great Council

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1487

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Battle of Stoke

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1487

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16
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Henry uses Act of Attainder on 28 people

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1487

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17
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Parliament pass Navigation Acts (2 dates)

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1485 and 1489

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18
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Treaty of Medina del Campo

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1489

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19
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Yorkshire Rebellion

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1489

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20
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Prince Henry Born

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1491

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21
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Warbeck plot begins as he appears in Ireland

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1491

22
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Siege of Boulogne

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1492

23
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Treaty of Etaples

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1492

24
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Warbeck arrives in France and Brittany

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1492

25
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Warbeck meets Holy Roman Emperor

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1493

26
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Trade embargo with Burgundy

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1493

27
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England and Scotland sign 9 year truce

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1493

28
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William Stanley executed for treason

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1495

29
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Act of Attainder used on 24 people

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1495

30
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Council Learned in Law created

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1495

31
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Parliament grants Henry all lands owned by Richard III

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1495

32
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Intercsursus Magnus

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1496

33
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Cornish Rebellion

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1497

34
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Warbeck lands in Cornwall

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1497

35
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Warbeck surrenders

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1497

36
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Henry sponsors another John Cabot expedition, it never returns

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1498

37
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Warbeck hanged and Earl of Warwick beheaded

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1499

38
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Henry gives Pope £4,000 to fight Crusade

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1501

39
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Arthur and Catherine’s wedding

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1501

40
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Arthur dies

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1502

41
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Elizabeth of York dies

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1503

42
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Prince Henry and Catherine betrothed

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1503

43
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Princess Margaret marrues James IV of Scotland

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1503

44
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Parliament refused Henry;s money request

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1504

45
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Act of Attainder against 51 people

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1504

46
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Businesses cant make rules without King’s permission

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1504

47
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60 Lollards burnt for heresy

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1506

48
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Intercursus malus

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1506

49
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Earl of Suffolk, Edmund de la Pole, captured and imprisoned in the Tower.

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1506

50
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Lord Burgavenny fined £70,000 for retaining

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1506

51
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Treaty of Cambrai

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1508

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