Britain 1487-1489 This section is on Threats to the throne Pretenders Rebellions Lambert Simnel The Lovell rebellion The Battle of Stoke Revision notes 3.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsASAQA Created by: ArtisicBiscuitCreated on: 21-05-10 12:28 What was the main reason why Henry VII was so concerned about possible threats to the throne? He had been an usurper 1 of 37 Who was the main Yorkist threat Henry VII was concerned about when he became King? John de la Pole 2 of 37 When was the Lovell rebellion? Easter 1486 3 of 37 Who was the main Ricardian loyalist that led the rebellion? Viscount Lovell 4 of 37 Who were the brothers that helped lead the rebellion? Stafford 5 of 37 Was the rebellion successful or unsuccessful? Unsuccessful 6 of 37 Why? The rebellion failed to gain enough support 7 of 37 Did Henry VII still remain on the throne after the rebellion? Yes 8 of 37 What rules were changed after the rebellion? Sanctuary could not be declared in cases of treason 9 of 37 What did the Yorkists learn from this rebellion? A Yorkist Prince was needed to be successful 10 of 37 Who was Lambert Simnel? A pretender 11 of 37 Who was Simnel's teacher? Richard Simons 12 of 37 During which two dates did he cause a threat to the Tudor throne? 1486-1487 13 of 37 Who accepted Lambert Simnel as the King of England? The Irish 14 of 37 Who crowned Lambert Simnel as the new King? Earl of Kildare 15 of 37 Who was Lambert Simnel crowned as? King Edward VI 16 of 37 How did Henry VII react to the coronation of Lambert Simnel? Paraded the real boy in public 17 of 37 Who did Henry VII send to a nunnery to ensure they did not support Lambert Simnel? Elizabeth Woodville 18 of 37 Who was the Earl of Lincoln? A member of Henry VII 19 of 37 Why did Lincoln flee to Burgundy? Support Lambert Simnel rebellion 20 of 37 What did the Lambert rebels do after his coronation? Launch an open rebellion 21 of 37 The rebels travelled through the North for what reason? To gain support 22 of 37 What was the first stage of Lincoln's battle plan? To keep rebel forces moving 23 of 37 What was the second stage of Lincoln's battle plan? To keep morale high 24 of 37 What was the third stage of Lincoln's battle plan? To avoid resentment from nobility 25 of 37 What was the problem with this battle plan? Didn 26 of 37 What had Lincoln already chosen to benefit his smaller army? Battle field 27 of 37 When did York declare their support for the Lambert Simnel rebellion? When small Lancastrian nobles were unable to defeat the rebels 28 of 37 Who commanded the King's Army? Duke Bedford 29 of 37 Who commanded the Kings vanguard? The Earl of Oxford 30 of 37 Who commanded the King's reserve? The Stanley 31 of 37 Whose loyalty was unclear and worried the King? The Stanley 32 of 37 When was the Battle of Stoke? 16 June 33 of 37 In what year? 1487 34 of 37 Who were the victors? The King 35 of 37 Who played the deciding factor in the battle? Earl of Oxford 36 of 37 How long did the battle last? A day 37 of 37
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