henry 7th society

Cards (8)

  • what was society like in henry 7th
    • layerd
    • fuedal system
    • growth of the bourgoise
    • economic pressure following the black death as 1/3 of the population died in 1348
    • the heirarchy started at the king
    • on church heirarchy - arch bishops, bishop,clergyman
    • on magneside - gentory, yeoman then citizens
  • what was the nobility
    • peerage
    • 50-60 men in the nobility
    • died and replaced yet kept the land
    • reluctant to reate new tules
    • however was distustful of the nobility
    • earl of oxofrd and lord daubeny had political influence
    • bonds and recognisation
  • what is bastard fuedalism
    • also known as retaining
    • potential for unlawful influences in court cases
    • the peasents gave food and services
    • knights gave military protection
    • noels king money and protection
    • the king in return gave land which was passed down
    • henry dosent want people to owerthrown
  • what is the crown action
    • 1486- peirs take an owth against illegal raiting yet it wasnt defined
    • 1487- act of parliment
    • 1507- act of parliment needed a lisence and couldbe fined
    • 1506 -lord bergabenny illegal finded £100,000 only payed £100
  • What was henry tatics to deal with the nobility
    • wanted impose of ruthless impartiallity
    • nobels had to learn to accept obidence, loyalty and services to their king
    • if henry could gain control over the nobilit after decades of social unrest
  • what is the carrott and stick method
    • patronage and demotion
    • shrinking the size of the nobility
    • order of the garter
    • financial penalties
    • retaining
  • what was the gentry
    • landowners
    • sir reginold bray wanted knighthoods
    • 1490- 375 knights
    • assist in administration of localities
    • according to john guy gentry own 15-20% of land
  • what were the churchmen
    • spiritual role
    • landowners
    • lower level: not well paid
    • abbots: imortant figures, sit in house of laws and had politcal roles.
    • pope martin 5th- king of england rather the pope governed the church of england
    • less socially exclusive