Henry VII

Cards (29)

  • When was the Battle of Bosworth
    22 August 1485
  • When did Henry VII date his reign
    21 August 1485
  • When was Henry VII’s coronation
    30 October 1485
  • When was Henry VII’s first parliament
    7 November 1485
  • How many knighthoods did Henry VII give out
    11
  • When did Henry VII marry
    1486
  • Who did Henry VII marry
    Elizabeth of York
  • When did Henry VII have an heir
    1489
  • When did Perkin Warbeck first land in England
    1495
  • When was the Viscount Lovell and the Stafford’s uprising
    1486
  • How parliaments did Henry VII call
    7
  • Henry VII - What did crown land income start at and end at
    Beginning of the reign - £12,000
    End of the reign - £42,000
  • How much money did Henry VII leave for Henry VIII
    £10,000 in cash and £300,000 in plate and jewels
  • How much extraordinary revenue did Henry VII collect over his reign
    £400,000
  • When was the Treaty of Perpetual Peace - Scotland
    1502
  • When was the Treaty of Medina Del Campo - Spain
    1489
  • When was the Treaty of Windsor - Spain
    1506
  • When was the Yorkshire rebellion
    1489
  • When was the Cornish rebellion
    1497
  • When was the Intercursus Magnus
    1496
  • When was the Intercursus Malus
    1506
  • When did Henry VII reign
    1485 to 1509
  • What was parliaments functions
    • To grant taxation to the crown
    • to pass laws
  • What did Henry’s first parliament do
    • Granted tonnage and poundage (customs revenue)
    • passed numerous acts of attainder
  • What did Henry’s other parliaments do
    granted extraordinary revenue to enable the king to go to war
    e.g fifteenth and tenths
  • Summarise Henry’s parliament
    • Parliament operated effectively
    • the parliament respected Henry’s decisions and did what he wanted except once in 1504 when they restricted his need for extraordinary revenue
    • little evidence that Henry tried to manage parliament through his ministers
    • there were a number of private acts passed in response to local demands
  • Foreign policy aims?
    • national security
    • recognition of the Tudor dynasty
    • defence of English trading interests
  • What did the treaty of medina del campo state
    • The two monarchs offered each other mutual protection in case of attack
    • they agreed not to harbour rebels or pretenders
    • Marriage alliance between Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon (1501)
  • What were the limitations of the treaty of medina del campo
    • Arrangements for the marriage didn’t go smoothly
    • the monarchs argued over the size of Catherine’s dowry
    • Ferdinand was hesitant as Henry’s dynastic stability was threatened by perkin warbeck
    • the death of Arthur in 1502 brought further complications to the relationship