AQA A LEVEL HISTORY - THE TUDORS

Where did Henry VII spend his exile?

Brittany

22nd August 1485

Battle of Bosworth

1514

Richard Hunne case - the Church was suspected of murdering him after he questioned its authority

1486

Yorkists Stafford and Lovell failed rebellion

1486

First Navigation Act - forbid merchants from loading their goods onto foreign ships if English ships were available

1486

Act of Resumption passed - granting Henry all Crown lands lost after 1455

1487

Lambert Simnel crowned King of England in Ireland

1487

Simnel defeated at Battle of Stoke Field

1489

Treaty of Redon with Brittany to stop French invasion

1489

Treaty of Medina Del Campo

1489

Yorkshire Rebellion against tax rises

1491

Perkin Warbeck begins impersonating the younger of the Princes in the Tower

1492

Treaty of Etaples

1493

Trade embargo with Netherlands - Margaret of Burgundy supports Warbeck

1494

Poyning’s Law

1496

Holy League of Venice - allied against France after it invaded Italy

1496

Intercursus Magnus

1496

Warbeck leads a Scottish invasion of England

1497

Cornish Rebellion

1497

Truce of Ayton - 5 years of peace and surrender of Warbeck

1499

Warbeck and Earl of Warwick executed

1501

Arthur marries Catherine of Aragon

1502

Arthur dies

1502

Treaty of Perpetual Peace - extends Truce of Ayton for the lifetime of both monarchs

1503

Elizabeth of York dies

1504

Ferdinand allies himself with France

1506

Treaty of Windsor - recognises Phillip as King of Castile

1506

Intercursus Malus

1509

Henry VII dies

1509

Henry VIII marries Catherine of Aragon

1509

England ignored from League of Cambrai

1510

Empson and Dudley executed

1510

Council Learned in Law abolished

1510

Renewal of Treaty of Etaples

1511

Holy League allies England against France

1512

Parliament grants the money needed for war with France

1512

Force sent to France but Ferdinand betrays and captures Navarre

1513

Wins Battle of Spurs but loses pension

1513

Capture of Tournai and Therouanne

1513

Catherine of Aragon leads to victory at the Battle of Flodden

1513

Wolsey becomes chief minister

1514

Wolsey recovers the French pension

1515

Act of Resumption in an attempt to regain Crown Land revenue fails

1515

Francis I becomes king of France

1517

Enclosure begins

1517

Luther’s 95 Theses

1518

Treaty of London against the Ottoman’s

1518

Wolsey appointed papal legate

1519

Wolsey attempts to removes kings ‘minions’ from the Privy Chamber

1520

Field of the Cloth of Gold

1521

Treaty of Bruges between England, Pope and HRE

1523

Tudor Subsidy begins to raise more taxes

1525

Amicable Grant - Wolsey becomes highly unpopular

1526

Eltham Ordinances - contributed to Wolsey’s downfall

1527

Sack of Rome - Pope is virtually a prisoner of Charles V

1527

Beginning of Henry attempting to divorce Catherine

1529

Return of Conciliar government

1530

Wolsey is arrested and dies

1532

Act of Annates - attempt to get the Pope to grant Henry a divorce by only sending 5% of money typically sent to Rome

1532

Cromwell becomes chief minister

1533

Henry divorces Catherine and marries Anne Boleyn

1533

Elizabeth is born

1533

Act of Restraint of Appeals - people can’t appeal church matters to the Pope

1534

Act of Supremacy

1534

Treason Act

1534

Mary declared illegitimate

1534

Henry dismisses the Earl of Kildare - leads to rebellion in Ireland

1534

Second Act of Annates - sends all money to Henry, not Rome

1534

Court of First Fruits and Tenths created - diverts all money meant for Pope to Henry

1534

Act of the Submission of the Clergy - finalised transfer of power to Protestant church

1535

Negotiations begin with Schmalkaldic league to counter Anne Boleyn’s power

1535

Valor Ecclesiasticus - investigates weath of Church and monasteries

1535

More is executed - refused to swear an oath to Henry as Supreme Head

1536

Catherine of Aragon dies

1536

Act for the dissolution of the lesser monasteries

1536

Act for Ten Articles - reinforces protestant ideas

1536

Henry divorces, executed Boleyn, marries Seymour

1536

Elizabeth made illegitimate

1537

Edward born, Seymour dies

1538

Henry is excommunicated by the Pope

1539

The Great Bible is created

1539

Act of the Six Articles reinforces catholic doctrine

1539

Second Suppression Act - dissolves rest of the monasteries with the last one gone by May 1540

1540

Henry marries and divorces Anne of Cleves

1540

Cromwell executed

1540

Henry marries Catherine Howard

1542

Henry is crowned King of Ireland

1542

Catherine Howard is executed

1542

Battle of Solway Moss - James V dies in battle leaving 6 day old MQoS

1543

Henry marries Catherine Parr

1543

Treaty of Greenwich

1544

Capture of Boulougne

1544

Treaty of Crepy ending the war between Francis and Charles

1544

Mary and Elizabeth reinstated to succession

1545

French failed counter-invasion of the Isle of Wight

1545

France sinks the Mary Rose at the Battle of the Solent

1546

Peace of Ardes - England can keep Boulougne and the pension if they don’t instigate war

1547

Henry dies and Edward VI is king

March 1547

Henry II becomes King and renews the Franco-Scottish treaty - sends troops