Challenges To Consolidation Henry Vii Flashcards

1
Q

What people would pose the biggest threat to Henry VII?

A

Yorkists and their supporters, Earl of Warwick, Margaret of Burgundy (sister to Edward iV and Richard iii), De La Pole family

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2
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When was the Lovell Rebellion?

A

Easter / 23rd April 1486

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3
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Who was involved in the Lovell Rebellion?

A

Francis Viscount Lovell, Sir Humphrey Stafford, Thomas Stafford

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4
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Where was the Lovell Rebellion raised?

A

North Yorkshire and Stafford in the midlands

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5
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Why was there no enthusiasm or support for the Lovell rebellion?

A

No one wanted any more war , one year since wars of roses

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6
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Why was it surprising that there was no support for the Lovell rebellion?

A

It was in York (Yorkists)

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7
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How did the Lovell Rebellion need to change?

A

Change in tactics, needs clearer plan, someone to take the throne once they take over

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8
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What were pretenders?

A

Rebellions needed a figurehead, so they would get someone who resembles a legitimate claimant, so they would get financial and military support

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9
Q

Who was lambert simnel?

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Born in Oxford, had a similarity to Richard Duke of York (younger prince in tower)

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10
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Who trained Lambert simnel?

A

Priest (Richard Symonds) in order to impersonate prince

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11
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What did Lambert Simnel realise in Ireland?

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It would be easier to impersonate Edward Earl of Warwick, despite the real Earl still being alive, they could’ve just found him

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12
Q

Who was lambert simnel crowned as?

A

King Edward

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13
Q

Who was John de la Pole?

A

Earl of Lincoln

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14
Q

What did John de la Pole do?

A

Put together the scheme with lambert simnel

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15
Q

What did Henry VII do in response to lambert simnel?

A

Exhibited the real Earl of Warwick , discrediting lambert simnel

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16
Q

Where did John de la Pole/ Lincoln flee to?

A

Court of Margaret of Burgundy

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17
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What did John/Lincoln ask Margaret of Burgundy?

A

To pay for a force of mercenaries and send financial aid

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18
Q

What did Henry have time to do?

A

Plan a response

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19
Q

Where did Henry need to control after simnel?

A

The north

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20
Q

Who did Henry release to help neutralise the north?

A

Earl of Northumberland

21
Q

Where did Henry need to strengthen coastal defences?

A

East Anglia

22
Q

When was the battle of stoke field ?

A

June 1487

23
Q

How many men did the Earl of Lincoln have at stoke field?

A

8000

24
Q

How many men were in the royal army and who led it?

A

12000, Earl of oxford

25
Q

Who was killed in the battle of stoke field?

A

Earl of Lincoln / John de la Pole

26
Q

Where did Simnel have to work after the battle of stoke field? Why?

A

The royal kitchens, so Henry doesn’t seem violent with his punishment, as simnel is meant to impersonating a 12 year old

27
Q

What process did Henry start after the battle of stoke field?

A

The process of bonds of good behaviour (controlling the nobility)

28
Q

Where was Perkin Warbeck from?

A

Tournai, Flanders

29
Q

How long was warbeck a threat for?

A

8 years

30
Q

Who did warbeck pretend to be? Where and when?

A

Richard Duke of York in Ireland 1491

31
Q

Which court did warbeck go to?

A

Court of Charles III in France

32
Q

Why was warbeck forced to flee from court?

A

After the treaty of etaples

33
Q

Who did warbeck go to after court? What did this person do?

A

Margaret of Burgundy, she trained him up as a yorkist prince

34
Q

Who did the English section of the conspiracy include?

A

Sir William Stanley

35
Q

Why had warbecks first attempt to invade England in 1495 fail?

A

Henry had rumbled the plot

36
Q

Where did warbeck go after his invasion failed?

A

Scotland

37
Q

What did King James IV give warbeck?

A

Annual pension of £1200 and marriage to his cousin Lady Catherine Gordon

38
Q

When was warbecks second invasion? Was it good or bad?

A

1496, it was a disaster

39
Q

What did warbeck do after his second attempt at an invasion? What did Henry allow him to do?

A

Gave himself up, Henry let him stay at court

40
Q

When and why was warbeck confined to the Tower of London ?

A

1498, after trying to abscond

41
Q

What did warbeck do in the tower?

A

Tried to plot with earl of Warwick

42
Q

When were warbeck and earl of Warwick executed?

A

1499

43
Q

who was the main claimant after the death of Warwick?

A

Edmund de la pole / earl of Suffolk

44
Q

Where did Edmund de la pole flee to?

A

The holy Roman empire

45
Q

How long did Edmund de la pole stay in the Holy Roman Empire?

A

Until 1506

46
Q

Why did Edmund de la pole have to leave the Holy Roman Empire?

A

Diplomatic foreign policy meant Henry could imprison him in the Tower of london

47
Q

Who eventually executed Edmund de la pole?

A

Henry viii

48
Q

Who remained in exile and was eventually killed fighting for the French in Henry viiis reign?

A

Richard de la pole (the white rose)