The Rebellions Flashcards

1
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When was the Stafford and lovel uprising

A

April 1486

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How did the Stafford’s and lovel plan to attack

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Lovel went to Worcester to ambush the king and the staffords went west to stir up rebellion

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3
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When Henry heard of the uprising how did he react

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He sent an army to lovel and offered the rebels and lovel a royal pardon and safety if they would cease the uprising, if not excommunication and death

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4
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What happened to lovel and the rebels

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The rebels saw the army and fled and lovel fled to Flanders’s dodging execution

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5
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What happened to the staffords

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They tried to claim sanctuary once more but Henry captured them and sent them to the tower of london

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6
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What was proof of the effectiveness of Henry VIIs calculated mercy

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After the Stafford and lovel uprising Humphrey Stafford was executed however his brother Thomas was given a second chance and remained loyal after

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7
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When was the Yorkist rebellion

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1489

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8
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When was the Cornish rebellion

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1497

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9
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What was the cause of the yorkist rebellion

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The subsidy tax put into the people of York in order to supply Henry with the money to protect Brittany

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