1
Q
when was the ‘Black Book of the Household’ written. ?
A
1471-72
2
Q
when did Thomas, Lord Stanley, become steward of the royal household?
A
1471
3
Q
when did the Earl of Oxford (prominent supporter of readeption regime) prevent Edward IV’s army from landing in Norfolk ?
A
march 1471
4
Q
when did Ed IV land at Ravenspur in Yorkshire with a small Burgundian force ?
A
14 march 1471
5
Q
when did Ed IV meet George of Clarence and reconcile?
A
3 april 1471
6
Q
when did Ed IV reach London and imprison Henry VI and George Neville.?
A
11 april 1471
7
Q
when was the Battle of Barnet?
A
14 april 1471
8
Q
when did the Earl of Essex became treasurer of England for a second time
A
22 april 1471
9
Q
when was Roger Vaughan sent to capture Jasper Tudor but Tudor caught & killed him at Chepstow?
A
may 1471
10
Q
when was Henry Holland removed from sanctuary & placed in Tower of London. ?
A
may 1471
11
Q
when did Ed IV intercept Margaret’s army at Tewkesbury?
A
4 may 1471
12
Q
when was Henry VI murdered in the Tower of London. ?
A
21 may 1471
13
Q
when did bastard of Fauconberg submit?
A
27 may 1471
14
Q
when was Nicholas Faunt, rebel mayor of Canterbury, hanged, drawn and quartered. ?
A
29 may 1471
15
Q
when did bastard of Fauconberg serve with Gloucester in the north ?
A
10 june 1471
16
Q
whenw ere arge fines were paid by rebel lords for pardons e.g. Lord de Warr (1,000 marks) ?
A
summer - autumn 1471
17
Q
when did Edward IV again break his promises to the Hanseatic League (by favouring Cologne) and conflict with them resumed. ?
A
6 july 1471
18
Q
when was Thomas Milling appointed the prince’s chancellor?
A
8 july 1471
19
Q
when were 2 commissions appointed to deal with rebels in Kent, Sussex and Cinque Ports (Dinham) and Essex (Bourchiers). ?
A
15-16 july 1471
20
Q
when did Hastings take over as captain of Calais after Rivers’ refusal?
A
17 juyl 1471
21
Q
when did Edward signe a temporary truce with Louis XI ?
A
Sep 1471-May 1472
22
Q
when was bastard of afuconberg executed?
A
sep 1471
23
Q
when did Jasper and Henry Tudor flee to France but landed in Brittany due to bad weather ?
A
sep 1471
24
Q
when was a General pardon issued by Edward IV.?
A
oct 1471
25
when was the Council of Wales and the Marches is established under the effective authority of Anthony Woodville, Earl Rivers
1472
26
when did richard of Gloucester becomes dominant in the North
1472
27
when did Edward IV sent 3000 archers to aid Brittany against French.
1472
28
when did Thomas, Lord Stanley, married Margaret Beaufort, a wealthy Lancastrian heiress
1472
29
when was Lewis of Bruges created Earl of Winchester
oct 1472
30
when did Edward work to secure financing for foreign policy from parliament
oct 1472
31
when did Oxford (John de Vere) attempt an unsuccessful landing at St Osyth in Essex.
28 may 1473
32
when did Oxford seize St Michael's Mount in Cornwall.
30 sep 1473
33
when did thomas Grey married Cecily, heiress to the Bonvilles, step-daughter of Lord Hasting
1474
34
when were Clarence’s estates in Midlands taken into royal hands and put under the control of Hastings
1474
35
when did Thomas Milling became Bishop of Hereford
1474
36
when did Oxford, his brothers and Beaumont surrendered to the royal forces.
15 feb 1474
37
when was the Treaty of Utrecht signed ending conflict with Hanseatic League.
28 feb 1474
38
when did edward signed arriage alliance treaty with Scotland
26 oct 1474
39
when was Oxford was attainted and imprisoned in Hammes Castle, near Calais?
1475
40
when was Oxford’s widowed mother was hounded to surrender her lands to Richard of Gloucester?
1475
41
Only four acts of piracy are recorded as happening between 1471 and this date – showing the effectiveness of Edward IV’s actions
1475
42
when did Edward IV land in France with around 16,000 troops.?
June 1475
43
when was the treaty of picquigny signed?
august 1475
44
when did William Dudley become dean of Windsor and chancellor to Queen Elizabeth, and bishop of Durham
1476
45
when did john Mowbray, 4th Duke of Norfolk, die and leave only an infant daughter, Anne, who was immediately marked out as a bride for Ed's second son, Richard Duke of York
january 1476
46
when did Isabel Neville, Clarence's wife, die?
december 1476
47
when did charles the bold of burngundy die?
1477
48
when did Clarence shun royal court and was reluctant to eat or drink in the king's house. Clarence allegedly encouraged his men to spread rumours that Ed was a bastard.
1477-78
49
when did Richard of York become Duke of Norfolk?
7 february 1477
50
when was Ankarette Twynho found guilty of poisoning Isabel Neville and hung by Clarence’s rigged legal process?
15 april 1477
51
when was a commission of oyer and terminer established to try Clarence’s supporters (Thomas Blake, Dr John Stacey, Thomas Burdett) on charges of having ‘imagined and compassed’ the death of the king and the Prince of Wales
12 may 1477
52
when were stacey and burdett found guilty?
19th may 1477
53
when were stacey and burdett executed?
20th may 1477
54
when was George of Clarence arrested for abuse of authority?
june 1477
55
when was a Commercial treaty signed with Burgundy?
1478
56
when was John Morton made Bishop of Ely
1478
57
when were the clarence lands taken into royal hands
1478
58
when did Gloucester spend less time at court.
after 1478
59
when did Richard of Shrewsbury (York) marry Anne Mowbray (both children).
15 jan 1478
60
when was George of Clarence executed for treason.
18 feb 1478
61
when was there a general revival of transcontinental European trade.
1479-82
62
when was William Herbert (2nd) forced to give up earldom of Pembroke for Huntingdon
1479
63
when were Officers sent to enquire into the tenants of the Duchy of Lancaster holding land for knight service
1479
64
when did Edward IV grant a licence to Thomas Croft and three Bristol merchants to trade for three years ‘to any parts’ – seeking to promote discovery of foreign lands and open up new markets
1480
65
when did the Scots break the truce with England by raiding into the North.
1480
66
when was Richard of Gloucester made lieutenant-general in north.
may 1480
67
when did English forces raid into Scotland but achieve little.
1481
68
when did anne mowbray die
19 nov 1481
69
when did Richard of Gloucester recapture Berwick from the Scots
1482
70
when was the practice of ‘wafting’ to protect English merchant and fishing vessels officially authorised (had been introduced earlier).
1482
71
when did Edward IV invite the mayor, aldermen and leading commoners of London out to a hunting party in Waltham Forest
summer 1482
72
when did John Edwards, one of Hastings’ men confess to slandering Dorset and Rivers.
august 1482
73
when did wafting receive official authorisation and be extended to include ships of any nation fishing off the east coast of England
1483
74
when did Edward IV die
9 april 1483
75
when did Gloucester and his heirs gain the virtually independent Palatinate of Cumberland and Westmorland.
jan 1483
76
when did an Act of Parliament vest the Mowbray inheritance in Duke Richard, with reversion first to his heirs and the, if he had none, to the heirs of Ed himself.
jan 1483
77
when did Edward IV grant licences to naturalised Italians to instruct English in latest dyeing techniques
feb 1483
1.Complete War of the Roses
flashcards
Decks in class (103)
# Cards
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Timeline pre 145035
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Timeline 1450-59115
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Timeline 146034
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Timeline 1461-71118
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Timeline 1471-8377
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Timeline 1483-8655
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Timeline 1486-990
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War of the Roses quick facts and terms (starters and VLE)77
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Background info5
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Provenance of common sources regarding HVI 1450-5322
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Conflict Origins (1450-1459) (mine)65
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The Crisis of 1450 (school)50
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Duke of Suffolk's Fall (mine)30
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Cade's Rebellion (mine)31
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Crisis of 1450 (mine)28
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York and Somerset, 1451-1453 (school)42
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why the relationship between york and somerset deteriorated (mine)44
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Why Richard of York failed to dominate government (mine)40
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York’s period of ascendance, 1454-1456 (school)55
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Why did the Nevilles support York 1453-55? mine27
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How successful was York's first period of dominance (the 'First Protectorate' 1454-55)? (mine)46
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How successful was York's second period of dominance (the 'Second Protectorate' 1455-56) (mine)23
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Key Battles 1455-59 (mine)22
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Key Developments 1456-58 (mine)25
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Queen Margaret's Triumph, 1456-1459 (school)52
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How strong was York's position by the end of 1456 compared to the beginning of 1453?2
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Importance of Margaret in the development of Conflict36
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Why were the Yorkists attainted 1459?25
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why was the parliament of devils so significant?10
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How weak was the position of the yorkists by the end of 1459?10
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The Yorkists in 1460 (school)45
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Key events of 146025
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Why were the Yorkists able to return in 1460?41
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What motivated the Yorkists in 1460?16
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Why did York claim the throne in 1460?13
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What were the consequences of York's claim to the throne?12
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The Yorkists after the death of Richard of York, 1461 (school)50
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kEY eVENTS OF 14618
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How strong was the Lancastrian position before Towton in 1461?22
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Why did the Lancastrians lose the throne in 146126
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What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Yorkists after Towton12
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To what extent did financial & economic weakness undermine the Lancastrian regime 1460-113
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Battles 1459-6178
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How far had the reasons for conflict changed by 146110
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Lancastrian Resistance, 1461-1464 (school)45
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Key Events of Lancastrian Resistance 1461-6453
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Why was the Lancastrian resistance 1461-64 unsuccessful?53
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How did Edward IV assert his rule in England 1461-69/why was he able to rule succesfully?42
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Edward IV's government, 1461-1469 (school)50
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Key Events 1461-6933
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Why did the Earl of Warwick turn against Edward IV?49
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Why did Edward IV become a captive in 1469?23
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English Trade and the Economy 1450-7154
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How major was the impact of Baronial warfare 1459-71 on English society?17
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Rebellion, Readeption and Restoration, 1469-1471 (school)60
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Key Events 1470-7133
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Why did Edward IV lose the throne in 1470?29
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Why was Edward IV able to recover the throne in 1471?31
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To what extent did English trade and the economy recover 1461-71?31
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Key Battles 1461-7169
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Key Dates Timeline58
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battles key info75
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more key dates60
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Pacification, 1471-147485
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Edward IV's pacification and foreign policy, 1471-1483 (school)47
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How did Edward IV pacify England?92
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Edward IV's government, 1471-1483 (school)46
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Edward IV, the royal family and the nobility, 1471-1483 (school)50
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Edward IV and the regions97
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Edward IV and Foreign Policy41
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Edward IV and Sources of Income63
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Edward IV and Methods of Governing ( how did Edward IV rule the kingdom 1471-1483?)112
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Trade and the Economy (1467-83)113
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Feuding within the Regime of Edward IV90
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Execution of Clarence33
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Legacy of Edward IV20
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Richard of Gloucester's coup and the consequences, 1483 (school)50
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Government of Richard III, 1483-1485 (school)50
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The events of Gloucester's seizure of power53
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Motives for the usurpation45
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Strengths and weaknesses of the regime in 148323
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The Yorkist Succession under Richard III12
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The disappearance of the princes in the tower27
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Reasons for rebellion in 148332
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Why did Buckingham's Rebellion fail?13
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Richard III and the Regions37
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How strong was Richard's position in 1484?31
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Richard's Problems in 148521
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Richard III and Henry Tudor, 1483-1486 (school)50
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The Road to Bosworth23
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The Battle of Bosworth19
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Reasons why Henry Tudor became king23
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The consolidation of HVII's power93
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Richard's reign - a propaganda battle?8
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Rebellions 1486-89121
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Threats and rebellions against Henry VII, 1486-1499 (school)50
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Threats to Henry VII37
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Henry VII's governance of the realm, 1486-1499 (school)50
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Henry VII and the Regions68
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Henry VII and the Nobility53
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Henry VII and Government67
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Henry VII's Financial Policy70
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The Economy 1471-9921
