Henry VII
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- Created on: 05-07-19 08:24
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- Henry VII
- consolidation of Power
- Henry VII's character
- had not been brought up to rule
- from 1485, his main purpose was to maintain power and control
- dated reign 21 August 1485
- after Battle of Bosworth
- establishing the Tudor dynasty
- 1486-Viscount Lovell and the Staffords
- 1487-Lambert Simnel
- Battle of Stoke
- 1491-9-Perkin Warbeck imposture
- Henry VII's character
- government
- royal finances
- crown lands
- royal perogative/feudal dues
- other sources
- parliament
- House of Lords and commons
- only king could call
- national security
- raising revenue
- only called 7 parliaments
- justice and maintenance of order
- local vs regional government
- Justices of the Peace
- Bonds and Recognizances
- councils and the court
- included nobles, churchmen and laymen
- the council learned
- royal household
- royal finances
- foreign relations 1485-1509
- marriage alliances/securing the succession
- Death of child - first male heir
- Death of wife - no chance of further children
- Henry VII's health was declining
- relations with foreign powers
- Brittany and France
- Spain
- Scotland
- Burgandy, the Netherlands and HRE
- Ireland
- marriage alliances/securing the succession
- society at the end of 15th century
- structure of society
- king, church, nobility, average citizens, commoners
- regional divisions
- demographic differences
- agricultural divide
- social attitudes
- prosperity and depression
- growing population and trade=improved economy
- bad harvests and embargoes
- social discontent and rebellions
- Yorkshire
- Cornish
- structure of society
- economic development
- agriculture and trade
- agarian economy
- wool and cloth trade
- early English explorations
- prosperity and depression
- population increasing as well as trade
- bad harvests
- abroad trade embargoes
- agriculture and trade
- religion, humanism, arts and learning
- arts
- drama
- ale festivals
- renaissance art/architecture
- music
- humanism
- printing press
- oxbridge universities
- learning
- elementary education
- latin taught everywhere
- new humanist approach
- religion
- social role of the church
- religious orders
- lollards, heresy, anticlericalism
- religious society
- arts
- consolidation of Power
- Edmund Dudley
- Sir Richard Empson
- John Morton
- Margaret Beaufort
- Reginald Bray
- Lambert Simnel
- John De La Pole
- Lord Thomas Stanley
- Sir William Stanley
- Edward, Earl of Warwick
- Maximilian I
- Charles VIII
- James IV
- Gerald Fitzgerald
- Thomas More
- John Colet
- Erasmus
- John Cabot
- Sebastian Cabot
- William Weston
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