Tudor Society under Henry VII
- Created by: meizie
- Created on: 14-04-17 20:37
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- King
- Church
- Archbishops
- Bishops
- Clergymen
- also important, some are involved with government
- very powerful part of government - often help positions as counsellors etc.
- Bishops
- owns land
- Archbishops
- Gentlemen
- Gentry
- Yeomen
- Labourers
- Vagrants and Beggars
- worked for yeomen or citizens, or were shopkeepers
- richer farmers who owned or rented land in the country
- Labourers
- had large country houses; provided men for war through retaining
- Yeomen
- Court
- Citizens
- Labourers
- Vagrants and Beggars
- worked for yeomen or citizens, or were shopkeepers
- wealthy merchants and craftsmen in the towns
- Labourers
- Gentlemen who lived in town, moving with the king as part of his court
- Citizens
- landowning nobility - dukes, earls, barons; part of government
- Gentry
- Church
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