Henry VII

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Rebellions were the greatest challenge facing Henry’s rule 1485 - 1509. Assess the validity of this view.

R - wen’t the most serious as H actions

Rebellions - serious but H dealt with it

  • Lovell & Stafford (1486) In Yrk & Midlnd (RIII supp) BUT pardon to drain support. L&S imprisoned

  • Y & C Unhappy with taxation - ch as H struggles to raise funds for war

  • Yorkshire (1489) Earl of N killed (supp at BoB)

  • Cornish (1497) Most serious threat, went to blackheath,

  • BUT H actions minimised the ch:

  • C - leaders executed, fines for all involved

  • Y - made Surrey L in N.

Pretenders - H usurper =need to secure dynasty. They gave a figurehead for rebellions

  • Simnel (1847) Warwick, serious battle of Stoke.

  • Warbeck (1490s) challenging due to f.p - Margaret & trade ban, gave power to the Scottish to launch a rade (this led to the Cornish rebelion)

  • W gains support from Stanley, trade embargo

Claimants

  • Ed (Warwick) next strongest claim to the throne. imprisoned in T of L this gave the opp to Simnel to pretend to be him executed 1499. Not much of a threat as he was 10 but was a puppet for powerful people

  • John de la pole, supported Warwick. Named heir by RIII. invited into royal council but flees

  • Richard &Edmund last surviving heirs

  • (Suffolk) handed over in treaty of Windsor (1506)

Foriegn relations (see doc for details)

  • Brittany

  • Spain - Catherine of Aragon

  • France

  • Scotland

  • Burgundy - trade ban

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‘In the years 1485 – 1499 Henry successfully secured his position on the English throne. ‘ Assess the validity of this view.

YES - Dealing with Claimants/Pretenders

YES & NO- Dealing with Nobility

YES & NO- f.p

  • Spain - Sec through marrige alliance with Cath but Arthur died. Isabella’s death caused conflict between her husband and daughter over who would rule Castile . This led to tense Eng/Sp relations - Fer made an alliance with Fr

  • Burgundy- trade ban due to Marg supporting Warbeck, but Magnus Intercursus

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Henry’s success in establishing the dynasty was almost entirely due to the fact that he was a ruthless and brutal tyrant. Assess the validity of this view.

YES - dealing with reb

  • Executed Warwick 1499

  • Executed leaders of C rebellion

Nobility

  • AoA & B&R

NO

  • Rewarded loyal supporters - Earl of Oxford, Jasper Tudor

  • Incentives - Order of the Garter,

  • Invited JohnDLP to be on the council

  • Surrey allowed to be L in the N

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‘Henry VII successfully achieved his aims in foreign policy 1485 – 1509.’  Assess the validity of this view.

Aims: Security & Wealth

SECURITY

  • Trade ban on Burgundy

WEALTH

  • Trade ban on Burgundy

  • Magnus Intercursus

  • Malus Intercursus

  • Increase cloth trade by 60%

INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

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