Henry VII Flashcards
(22 cards)
When was the Lovell Rebellion?
1486
How long did the Lovell Rebellion last?
1 Month
What was the Main cause of the Lovell rebellion?
Wanted a restoration to the house of York.
Who lead Lovell’s rebellion?
Viscount Lovell, Sir Thomas/Humphrey Stafford.
Was Lovell’s rebellion a success or a failure?
A complete Failure. With both Stafford’s Captured, Lovell escaped and attracted little support.
When was Simnel’s rebellion?
1486/7
How long did Simnel’s rebellion last?
1 month
What was the main cause of Simnel’s rebellion?
Dynastic. Attempted to place a pretender on the throne.
How threatening was Simnel’s rebellion?
High. Had Irish Military aid, Battle of east Stoke, Early in Henry VII’s reign.
How many men were part of the German Mercenaries which supported Simnel’s rebellion?
2,000
How many men from Ireland was part of Simnel’s rebellion?
4,500
When was the Yorkshire rebellion?
1489
How long did the Yorkshire rebellion last?
1 month
What was the main cause of the Yorkshire rebellion?
The raising of a tax in order to fund a war in France. A £100,000 Subsidy
What was the impact of the Yorkshire rebellion?
-No more effort to collect the tax in Yorkshire
- Establishment of a Tudor council in the North
How serious was the Yorkshire rebellion?
Not very serious. Limited organisation/leadership and concentrated in Yorkshire.
When was the Cornish rebellion?
1497
How long did the Cornish rebellion last?
3 months
Who were the leaders of the Cornish rebellion?
Michael an Gof, Thomas Flamank
How many Cornish rebels were there?
1,500
Was the Cornish rebellion successful?
High fines, 3 leaders executed, no noble support
