Henry VII: How did we get here?
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- Created on: 10-03-19 12:22
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- How did we get here?
- Nature of Kingship
- king was appointed by god
- king is annoited in holy oil - God's grace
- Treason = against God
- Limitations of a king
- expected to take council before making decisions
- needed parliaments permission to pass laws & raise taxes
- expected to pay for ordinary expenses
- expected to be fair &ensure justice in courts
- relied on support of subjects to declare war
- kingdom of England
- King controlled England
- Main city = London
- relied on the nobility to control local gov.
- Scotland was independant
- King took the title 'Lord of Ireland'
- controlled Pale of Calais
- King controlled Wales
- some welsh control ed by marcher lords
- King controlled England
- English Society
- God
- The King: appointed by God
- The Second Estate: gentry, spiritual lords (bishops), temporal lords/ magnates (nobles, dukes barons)
- The commons: Peasants
- The Second Estate: gentry, spiritual lords (bishops), temporal lords/ magnates (nobles, dukes barons)
- The King: appointed by God
- God
- Feudalism
- English Society
- God
- The King: appointed by God
- The Second Estate: gentry, spiritual lords (bishops), temporal lords/ magnates (nobles, dukes barons)
- The commons: Peasants
- The Second Estate: gentry, spiritual lords (bishops), temporal lords/ magnates (nobles, dukes barons)
- The King: appointed by God
- God
- ensured power and loyalty to the king
- late middle ages: gentry saw themselves men of the local lord & not the king
- Magnates acted as patrons of gentry - gentry would giveloyalty
- English Society
- Nature of Kingship
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