Threats to Henry's power from nobles, foreign powers and rebellions Flashcards
Why was the Earl of Warwick a threat and when was he executed?
He was heir to the house of York, killed in 1499.
How much of his £100,000 subsidy did Henry manage to collect because of the Yorkshire tax rebellion?
£27,000
In which year did Cornish people rebel and why?
- Because they refused to contribute to defence against Scotland when Scotland was not a big threat to them.
Who led a rebellion in 1486 - 7?
Lambert Simnel
Give 3 reasons why Lambert Simnel’s rebellion was not dangerous to Henry.
1: He was unimportant, not a noble.
2: The rebels were divided.
3: It was easily contained by Henry.
Which nephew of Richard III died at the Battle of Stoke, supporting Lambert Simnel?
Earl of Lincoln
When was Perkin Warbeck’s rebellion and why was it a threat?
1491 - 9. He had a convincing claim to the throne and lots of support from foreign powers.
Who supported the Earl of Suffolk when he rebelled?
Maximilian
Why was Suffolk a strong threat?
He had a strong claim to the throne.
Which treaty resulted in the marriage of Margaret Tudor to James IV?
Treaty of Ayton, 1502
