Threats to Henry VII Flashcards

1
Q

What were the 3 main threats to Henry VII?

A
  • Perkin Warbeck
  • Lambert Simnel
  • economic rebellions (Yorkshire + Cornwall)
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2
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who did Perkin Warbeck claim to be?

A

Richard, Duke of York

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3
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how long did the threat of Perkin Warbeck last for?

A

Nov 1491 - Nov 1499 (8 yrs)

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4
Q

where and when did he make his first public appearance?

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Nov 1491 in Cork

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5
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where did Warbeck go after Ireland?

A

France and Charles VIII

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6
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how did Henry end French support of warbeck?

A
  • Treaty of Étaples (3 Nov 92)

- Charles agreed he wouldn’t support Henry’s rebels

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7
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where did warbeck go after France?

A

Low countries

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8
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who supported Warbeck in LC?

A

Margaret of Burgundy and Maximilian

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9
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what did Henry do to M of B and Maximilian?

A

antagonised them - making the threat more serious

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10
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what happened in ENG in jan + feb 1495?

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  • several men put on trial for treason for their contact w/ Warbeck
  • including sir William stanley
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11
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when was sir William Stanley executed?

A

16 feb 1495

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12
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when was warbeck received by James IV?

A

27 Nov 1495

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13
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when was the Scottish invasion launched?

A

17 sept 1496

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14
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how far did the Scottish invasion get?

A

4 miles before retreating

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15
Q

who did Lambert simnel pretend to be?

A

Edward, earl of Warwick

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16
Q

who brought Lambert simnel to Ireland?

A

priest, Richard Simon

17
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which foreign power supported Lambert Simnel?

A

Margaret of Burgundy (Ed IV’s sister)

18
Q

who had gone to Burgundy to persuade MofB to support Simnel?

A

viscount Lovell

19
Q

how did MofB support Simnel?

A

she supplied them with German and Swiss mercenaries and their leader, Martin Schwartz

20
Q

what happened on 24 May 1487?

A
  • Lambert Simnel crowned Edward VI before mixed group of rebels
  • included earl of Kildare and Martin Schwartz
21
Q

who was the most prominent noble to support simnel in England?

A

earl of Lincoln

22
Q

when was the battle of stoke?

A

16 June 1487

23
Q

how many men did the rebels have at stoke? how ddi this compare to royal army?

A
  • lead by Lincoln a force of 8000 men

- heavily outnumbered by royal forces

24
Q

how did the battle of stoke play out?

A
  • battle was close and not an easy victory for Henry
  • royals eventually won
  • Lincoln and Schwartz killed fighting
25
Q

what were the two main economic rebellions in Henry VII’s reign?

A

Yorkshire and Cornwall

26
Q

what caused the Yorkshire rebellion?

A
  • 1489 parl voted £100,000 to support Henry’s invasion of France
  • resented in Yorkshire & Durham as they felt they were placed under an undue burden as they also had to defend against Scots
27
Q

when did the Yorkshire rebellion begin? who was the leader?

A
  • 20 April 1489

- led by yeoman, Robert Chamber

28
Q

what happened to Earl of Northumberland in Yorkshire rebellion?

A
  • struggled to control revolt

- 28 April murdered by rebels

29
Q

who squashed the Yorkshire rebellion?

A

earl of Surrey, who led royal army

30
Q

what caused the Cornwall rebellion?

A
  • taxation voted in parl of Jan 1497
  • Tax for preparations to resist against invasions of Warbeck and James IV
  • Cornish had unfair burden in amount of tax paid and men and ships taken
31
Q

when was battle of blackheath?

A

17 June 1497

32
Q

what happened at battle of blackheath?

A
  • Henry VII lead his army from London to Blackheath where the rebel camp was surrounded
  • Rebels were defeated - supposedly 1000 rebels killed
  • Leaders executed