Consolidation of power Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

What was his background?

A

He spent 14 years in Brittany

Financial backing from the French king (Charles VIII)

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2
Q

When was the Battle of Bosworth

A

22nd August 1485

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3
Q

When was Henry coronated?

A

October 1948

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4
Q

When was parliament called?

A

November 1485

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5
Q

How did Henry publicly consolidate his reign?

A

Royal procession April 1486

He conferred 11 knighthoods

Married EofY January 1586

Prince Arthur born September 1486

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6
Q

How was his household consolidated?

A

John de Vere made (EofOxford) for joining him in France

Lord Stanley made E of Derby and hand of Margaret Beaufort

Dated reign 21st August

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7
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Why were attainders used?

A

to attack disloyalty and ensure loyalty

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8
Q

What shows how his severity increased?

A

46/138 reversed
51/138 passed 1504-9

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9
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What is an example of attainders?

A

Sir Thomas Tyrell paid £1700 to reverse

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10
Q

When were the attacks on retaining passed?

A

1485 and 1504

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11
Q

What was the 1485 act against retaining?

A

Lords and Commons swore oath

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12
Q

What was the 1504 act against retaining?

A

required special licence to retain

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13
Q

Example of retaining

A

Lord Burgavenny fined £70,000 for 471 men

could not set foot on family’s land until debt is settled

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14
Q

What happened with Ireland?

A

Earl of Kildare = chieftains but sympathy for pretenders saw him replaced by Sir Poynings 1494, but Poynings failed to increase English control.

EofKildare replaced 1496

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15
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How did the power of the Justices of Peace develop?

A

1491- could grant bail
1495- Juries

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16
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When was the Star Chamber formed?

17
Q

What did the Star Chamber do?

A

Prosecute nobles who behaved rebelliously

18
Q

What was Henry’s finances?

A

20x greater than next wealthiest noble
BUT
£113k vs French £800k

19
Q

What were Ordinary Revenues ?

A

Crown lands
Feudal dues
Custom duties
Legal Dues

20
Q

Crown lands

A

1486 Act of Resumption

21
Q

Fuedal Dues

A

1503 Master of the King’s Wards
1487-Wardship and marriages = £350 to £6000

22
Q

Custom duties

A

£33,000 to £40,000

23
Q

Legal duties

A

Sir W Stanley paid £9000 then £1000 a year

24
Q

Extraordinary revenues

A

Bonds and Recognances
Loans and Benevolences
Feudal Dues

25
Bonds and Recognances
Earl of Westmorland paid £10k after BoB
26
Loans and benevolences
1491 given £48k for war with Brittany
27
Feudal dues
£30k for Prince Arthur's knighthood