Henry VII rebellions
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- Created on: 22-04-21 09:05
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- Henry VII - rebellions
- Yorkshire rebellion
- Causes
- Resentment of extraordinary tax (involving England in Brittany)
- There was a bad harvest in Yorkshire and other northern counties already paid towards it
- Resentment of extraordinary tax (involving England in Brittany)
- Key Events
- John Egrement led
- Outcomes
- Earl of Northumberland killed
- Henry released a Yorkist to become Earl of Surrey
- No more issues in the north
- Henry used Earl of Surrey to squash the rebellion
- Causes
- Cornish rebellion
- Causes
- Resentment toward extraordinary revenue (campaign against Scotland)
- Key Events
- 15,000 men
- Perkin Warbeck attempted to exploit it
- Rebels marched on London
- Outcomes
- Lord Daubeney taken from Scottish border to crush the rebellion
- Rebel leaders were executed
- Made Henry ensure Anglo-Saxon tensions were chill and cautious of foreign conflicts
- Marriage between Henry's daughter and James IV
- Treaties are signed
- Causes
- Lovell and Staffords
- Causes
- Loyal Yorkists
- Key events
- Tried to raise support in Richard's heartlands - failed
- Outcomes
- Lovell escaped
- 1 Stafford executed
- Other was pardoned
- Henry was considerably lenient
- Causes
- Lambert Simnel and the Earl of Lincoln
- Causes
- Yorkists wanted to remove Henry
- Key Events
- Margaret of Burgundy supported
- Lambert Simnel pretended to be Earl of Warwick
- Not true as Henry had already imprisoned him (paraded him about to show it)
- Outcomes
- Rebellion falls apart
- Simnel ends up working in Henry's kitchens
- Causes
- Perkin Warbeck imposture
- Causes
- Perkin Warbeck pretended to be Richard (one of the princes in the tower) for 8 years
- Key Events
- He gathered a lot of foreign support by moving about
- Tried to exploit the Cornish Rebellion
- Tried to invade multiple times
- Teamed with Earl of Warwick
- Outcomes
- After attempting to escape the tower with Warwick, both were executed
- Causes
- ALL FAIL
- Yorkshire rebellion
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