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How many people lived in Tudor England in 1500?
Just over 2 million
How many people lived in Tudor England in 1603?
3.8 million
What shortages were caused by the rising population? (2 answers)
food & jobs
What factors affected population?
bad harvest and disease
How much did London's population increase by between 1520 and 1700?
2% - 11%
How many gentries were there in 1525, compared to in 1540?
4500 - 1515 5000 - 1540
What roles did the gentry fill in local government?
relief of poor, recruited soldiers, JPs and MPs
What event in 1536 led to the most significant development in the rise of the gentry?
Dissolution of monasteries
Which Pembrokeshire family benefitted by acquiring Creswell Chapel and the House of the Black Friars?
Barlows of Slebech
What industries were the gentry now interested in that led to greater wealth?
Coal mining, tin, lead, fishing, stone quarries.
What were the 3 biggest towns during the Tudor period?
Bristol, Norwich and London
What percentage of the population were urban dwellers (lived in towns)
10&
How many market towns were there?
800
How many crafts and trades were there in the second city, Norwich, by 1525?
80
Name on town and its specialist craft
Ipswich, weaving
What industry was 40% of urban workers employed in during the 1520s?
Textiles
How many Acts of Parliament were passed to help maintain and improve rivers?
8
When was the first road map of 9 long routes out of London published?
1541
What percentage of the population died from the plague in 1536?
20%
Name one factor caused towns to face crisis in tr first half of the sixteenth century
Disease, overcrowding
Which Monarch in particular was responsible for attracting foreign immigrants to encourage expansion?
Henry VII
Before 1550, what percentage of the cloth trade lay in the hands of the Hanseatic merchants, Fleming, Italians and French?
40%
How much did the value of English textiles rise in real terms?
5-6 times
Tin production from where doubled from 1490 to 1550?
Cornwall
What company was established in 1601 to trade directly with oriental countries in spices and pepper?
East India Company - "The Governor and Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies."
What was the most significant social and economic development in Tudor England?
Growth in Industry
Why is the growth of population limited in significance?
Population exacerbated resources
Why is the rise of the gentry limited in significance?
Began before Battle of Bosworth (start of Tudor period)
Why is the growth of towns limited in significance?
Dependant on Growth in Industry
Why is the growth of trade and industry the most significant development>
Acted as a catalyst