yorkist opposition Flashcards

1
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Who were Richard’s nephews with claims to the throne after the Wars of the Roses?

A

Edward, Earl of Warwick, and John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln.

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What happened to Edward, Earl of Warwick, and John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln, after Henry took the throne?

A

Warwick was sent to the Tower of London, and Lincoln professed loyalty and joined the King’s Council.

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3
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Who provided overseas support to the Yorkists?

A

Margaret of Burgundy, sister of Edward IV and Richard III.

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What rebellion did Lord Lovell and the Stafford brothers attempt in 1486?

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They attempted to raise a rebellion in the Midlands and north.

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What factors contributed to the failure of Lord Lovell and the Stafford brothers’ rebellion?

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Henry had spies who informed him of the rebellion.

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What was the fate of Humphrey Stafford after the failed rebellion?

A

He was executed.

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What was the fate of Thomas Stafford after the failed rebellion?

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He was pardoned.

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What led to Simnel’s rising in 1487?

A

The emergence of suitable candidates impersonating one of the Princes in the Tower.

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9
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Who did Lambert Simnel claim to be?

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Richard III’s nephew, the Earl of Warwick.

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What happened during Simnel’s rising?

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Simnel was crowned Edward VI in Ireland and failed to attract support in Lancashire.

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What was Henry’s response to Simnel’s rising?

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He paraded the real Earl of Warwick and raised an army to confront Simnel.

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Who did Perkin Warbeck claim to be?

A

Richard, Duke of York, one of the Princes murdered in the Tower.

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Why was Warbeck’s rising a long-lasting threat despite lacking direct support?

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He had international support from France, holy roman Emperor and Burgundy.

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where did warbeck first appear, and level of support

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In Ireland, but gained little support.

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What significant event did Warbeck attempt in 1495?

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He landed at Deal but was driven away by the militia.

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16
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What was Warbeck’s final outcome after multiple attempts to invade England?

A

He gave himself up in 1497 and was executed in 1499.

17
Q

Who was the final Yorkist challenger to Henry’s reign?

A

Edmund de la Pole.

18
Q

What happened to Edmund de la Pole in 1506?

A

He was handed over by Philip of Burgundy.

19
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What personal losses weakened Henry’s position later in his reign?

A

The death of his wife and eldest son, Arthur.

20
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Fill in the blank: The survival of the Tudor dynasty depended upon Henry’s other son _______.

A

[surviving].

21
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What happened to warbeck after the treaty of etaples

A

moved to flanders

22
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where did warbeck fail to gain support

23
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where was warbeck welcomed into

A

scotland, through the marrying James IV cousin

24
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what happened after warbeck imvaded the north

A

gained little support, returned to scotland and was abandoned by the king

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what was warbeck final attempt to invade
invade west to meet with cornish rishing but failed and gave himself up