Henry VII Reasons for Success
- Created by: E_Milton19
- Created on: 22-10-19 11:25
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- Henry VII Reasons for Success
- Strengthened his claim to the throne.
- Married Elizabeth of York which lead to the birth of Arthur
- Royal Progress
- Gained the church's approval
- Parliament backdated his claim
- Use of Propaganda. The Tudor Rose and Beaufort Portallis
- Developed Effective Government
- Privy Council
- Council learned in law
- Star Chamber
- Capable Advisers
- Use of Parliment
- Use of Nobles to control rebellious areas
- Local Government- JP's
- Privy Council
- Improved Foreign Relations/ Trade
- Truce in 1485-87 with potential enemies
- Treaty of Medina del Campo with Spain in 1489
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- Treaty of Etaples, France 1492
- Truce of Ayton, Scotland 1497. Which leads to the marriage of Margaret and James IV
- Navigation Acts 1485-86
- Intercursus Magnus 1496
- Controlled the Nobility
- Attainders
- Attacks on Retaining
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- Financial Control (Feudal Dues)
- Defeated Rebellions
- 1489 Yorkist Rebellion
- 1486-87 Lambert Simnel
- 1491-99 Perkin Warbeck
- 1486 Lovell's Rebellion
- 1497 Cornish Rebellion
- Effective Financial Policies
- Used money to enhance his image as king
- First Pound coin 'Sovereign' October 1489
- Used the Chamber System
- Court of Audit
- Surveyor of the Kings Ward
- Exploited Legal Rights over the Nobles
- Strengthened his claim to the throne.
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