Threats to Henry VII Flashcards

1
Q

who was Perkin Warbeck?

A

an imposter who claimed to be Richard, Duke of York

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for what period was Warbeck a threat to Henry?

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November 1491 to November 1499

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how did the threat of Warbeck change over time?

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level of threat fluctuated over time

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4
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when did warbeck make his first appearance?

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November 1491 in cork

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5
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why was warbeck a minor threat in Ireland?

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failed to receive much support

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6
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where did Warbeck move after Ireland? (1491)

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France - as he had the support of Charles VII

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7
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how did Henry end the threat of warbeck and France?

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treaty ot Etaples - 3 Nov 1492

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8
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what was the treaty of Étaples?

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  • Charles VIII to give Henry £159,000
  • Charles would not aid any of Henry VII’s rebels
  • agreed to expel Warbeck
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9
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where did Warbeck move to after France?

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Low Countries

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10
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why did Warbeck’s threat get more serious as he went to LC?

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-had support of Margaret of Burgundy and Maximilian (HRE)

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11
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how did Henry make the situation worse when Warbeck was in LC?

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antagonised them - led to making threat more serious

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12
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what happened in England in jan + Feb 1495?

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several men put on trill for treason for their contact w/ Warbeck - inc. Sir William Stanley

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13
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when was Stanley executed?

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16 feb 1495

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14
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when did Warbeck attempt an invasion on Kent? how big was his force

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  • 3 July 1495

- force probably numbered around 1300 men and had 14 ships

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15
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was the Kentish invasion successful?

A

no

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16
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where did Warbeck return to after his failure in Kent? was he successful?

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Ireland - failed to muster support in Ireland

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17
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when was the height of the Warbeck threat?

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Scottish invasion w/ James IV

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18
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when was warbeck welcomed by James IV?

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27 November 1495

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19
Q

who did Warbeck marry?

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Dec 1495 - Lady Katherine Gordon (niece of James IV)

20
Q

when did warbeck launch his Scottish invasion? was it successful?

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17 sept 1496. failure - only got 4 miles before retreating

21
Q

what did warbeck attempt to do in Cornwall?

A

join the Cornish revolt but failed

22
Q

when was Warbeck executed?

A

23 November 1499

23
Q

who was the most serious threat to Henry VII?

A

Lambert simnel

24
Q

who did Lambert simnel pretend to be?

A

Edward, Earl of Warwick

25
who brought Simnel to Ireland?
priest, Richard Simon
26
when was Simnel crowned Edward IV?
24 may - in front of a group of mixed rebels e.g. Earl of Kildare and Martin Schwartz
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which foreign power supported Simnel?
Margaret of Burgundy
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who had persuaded Margaret to support Simnel?
Viscount Lovell
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what did Margaret supply simnel with?
2000 German and Swiss mercenaries, and their leader Martin Schwartz
30
who did simnel have the support of in England?
many Yorkists e.g. Earl of Lincoln
31
when was the battle of stoke?
16 June 1487
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how strong was the rebel force at stoke?
lead by Lincoln had force of 8000 men, but heavily outnumbered by royal forces led by Oxford
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what was the battle like at Stoke?
close and not an easy victory, but Henry's forces eventually won
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who died at battle of stoke?
Lincoln and Schwartz
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why was Simnel the most serious threat to Henry VII?
closest Henry came to losing the throne - stoke was a tight battle that could have gone either way
36
what were the two main rebellions (non-dynastic) that Henry faced?
Yorkshire and Cornwall
37
what did the 1489 parl do?
voted £100,000 to support Henry's invasion of France
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why was Yorkshire unhappy with the 1489 parl?
felt they were placed under an undue burden as they also had to defend against the Scots
39
when did the Yorkshire rebellion begin? who was the leader?
20 April 1489 - led by Robert Chamber
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what happened on 28 April 1489? (Yorkshire)
earl of Northumberland murdered by rebels
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who quashed the Yorkshire rebellion?
royal army led by Earl of Surrey
42
what was the cause of the Cornish rebellion?
taxation voted in parl of jan 1497 - tax preparations to reissue against invasion of Warbeck and James IV
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why did the Cornish feel hard done by?
had unfair burden in amount of tax paid and men and ships taken
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when did the Cornish rebellion culminate?
battle of blackheath - 17 June 1497
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what happened at battle of blackheath?
- Henry surrounded rebel camp - rebels were drafted - supposedly 1000 rebels killed - leaders executed