How did HVII establish himself as King Flashcards

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what were HT’s 3 main priorities after Bosworth

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-ensure legitimacy
-solidify support through patronage
-marry Elizabeth of York and have kids

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give 5 ways HT established himself as king

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-appointments
-his coronation 30th Oct 1485
-his first parliament in Nov
-marriage to Elizabeth of York in Jan
-Tudor propaganda

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explain how HT used appointments to establish himself as king

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-he relies heavily on those who went into exile with him eg Stanley, Oxford, John Morton Bishop of Ely
-included Yorkists which unified household and they knew how to rule since they ruled under RIII and EIV

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give 3 examples of HT’s appointments

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-John Morton, Bishop of Ely –> Lord Chancellor
-Lord Dynham –> Treasurer of the Exchequer
-Sir William Stanley –> Lord Chamberlain

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explain how HT’s coronation on the 30th Oct 1485 established his authority

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-coronation before parliament makes him seem legitimate not a usurper by not demanding parliament to make him king
-traditional ceremony identical RIII to please public/ appear to them

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how did HT appear at his coronation 30th Oct 1485

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-very regal; purple velvet robe, shopped around for best scarlet robe and ostrich feathers
-copied RIII

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explain how HT’s first parliament Nov 1485 established his authority

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-made those who fought against him at Bosworth guilty of treason as his reign dated back to Aug the day before Bosworth
-early parliament bc he had never been in such a high position of power and needed quick support/ finance
-made EIV’s children legitimate to marry Elizabeth of York, RIII=usurper

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give 4 main things did HT tackle at his parliament Nov 1485

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-dated reign back to a day before Bosworth
-Attainders
-Financial matters
-Law and Order

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what did HT’s first parliament do regarding attainders

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-reversed attainders from RIIi reign
-passed attainders against those against him at Bosworth

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-what did HT’s first parliament do regarding financial matters

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-custom revenues granted for life
-Act of Resumption to reclaim all HVI’s land before WotR outbreak

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what did HT’s first parliament do regarding law and order

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-new oath of loyalty sworn by royal household, the commons , the lords and JPs
-EIV’s children made legitimate, reversed RIII law

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explain how HT’s marriage to EoYork in Jan 1486 established his authority

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-gained Yorkist support
-coronation before marriage so he was king in his own right not by marriage
-first heir, Arthur by Sept 1486

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explain how Tudor propaganda established HT’s authority

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-double rose signified unified factions
-rose + portcullis put in all Tudor buildings, even peasants recognised it

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give 3 examples of Tudor propaganda

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-double rose (white + red)
-portcullis
-son called Arthur, like Welsh King Arthur

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