What Problems did the Nobility Cause 1445-1450? Flashcards

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What is the impact of having Favourites?

A

Others feel ostracised and resentment grows

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When did the Duke of Gloucester Die?

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1447

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Who replaced Gloucester as Heir presumptive?

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York

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How did Cardinal Beaufort secure key roles for his nephews?

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By funding campaigns in France worth £200,000

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Who dominated the court by the 1440s?

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Somerset and Suffolk

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Who felt he should have been the King’s right hand man

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York

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Why did arguments about Land become more important?

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As the English economy declined in the wake of military failure, land in England became even more prized

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How did Henry Deal with Land disputes and what was the issue with this?

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He got Nobels to higher lawyers. The issue with that is the King can’t be disputed but lawyers can be

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What was the Paston case?

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Molynes (the keeper of the privy seal) forcibly stole a castle of the pastors for his wife - it was returned but as he was a member of Suffolk’s affinity saw no punishment

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What was Henry’s Role in the Issue?

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He allowed them to escalate - a good king would have nipped them in the bud but he added to them with bad administration such as the Courtney-Bonville feud

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