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Henry VII
Henry VII
1485-1509
Revision Booklet
, Henry VII
1485-1509
Index
Henry VII Quiz Henry VII Wordsearch
Timeline Henry VII Exam Questions
Mind maps / Overview Henry VII Revision Clocks
Rebellions Matchup Activity Other Revisions Resources
Rebellions Gap Fill Threats Ranking – Exam Practice
Rebellions Timelines Financial Strength – Exam Practice
Foreign Policy Matchup Change vs Continuity in Government – Exam Practice
Foreign Policy Relations Graph Foreign Policy: Security or Prestige – Exam Practice
Foreign Policy Timeline Weaknesses during Henry VII’s reign – Exam Practice
Government Acts Bingo Reign of Henry VII Interpretations A to C – Interpretations Practice
Government Elements Notes Control of Nobility Interpretations D to F – Interpretation Practice
Government Structure Diagram Financial Policy Interpretations G to I – Interpretation Practice
Society Gap Fill Foreign Policy Interpretations J to L – Interpretation Practice
Society Stability Timeline Government Interpretations M to O – Interpretation Practice
Society Control Debate
Religious Ideology Matchup
Religion and Government
, Henry VII
1485-1509
Key Nobility
Duke of Bedford, Jasper Tudor: Henry’s uncle Reginald Bray: An omnipresent councillor and
13th Earl of Oxford, John de Vere: A loyal administer who managed finances (Duchy of
Lancastrian who provided critical military support, Lancaster) and was heavily involved in the Council
including commanding forces at Bosworth Learned.
1st Earl of Derby, Thomas Stanley: Henry’s Sir Richard Empson & Sir Edmund Dudley: They
stepfather, whose timely switching at Bosworth was were central to the administration of the Council
crucial to victory. Learned, tasked with maximising royal revenue.
1st Baron Daubeney, Giles Daubeney: A military
man who became Lord Chamberlain after the fall of
William Stanley
Earl of Surrey, Thomas Howard: Initially
supported Richard III but after being imprisoned and
having his lands attained, he later provided his loyalty
by managing the North.
Lady Margaret Beaufort: Henry’s mother
Archbishop of Canterbury, John Morton: A
former Lancastrian who made peace with Yorkists
then served as advisor and Lord Chancellor.
Bishop of Winchester, Richard Fox: A loyal
diplomat and trusted advisor who handed negotiations
with Scotland, France and Spain
, Treaty of
Medina Del
Campo –
marriage
Ireland supports COA and Arthur of
Henry VII 1485-1509
Simnel. and trade.
Battle of
Bosworth ends Council Learned Yorkshire Promotes
of the wars of becomes informal Rebellion for Trade Magnus loyal bishop to
roses. operation. taxation with France Embargo on Intercourse's consolidate
Consolidates Support from Brittany. North.
killed.
supports
Perkin
Burgundy. signed to
restore trade.
church.
Maragret
power through church for Warbeck Strengths Expands Marriage of married James
marriage to legitimacy. Parliament for Council Trade and investment in Arthur and IV
Elizabeth of extraordinary
Acts of attainder to revenue. Warbeck Learned under economic Navy. COA.
York. seize lands. emerges as a Empson stability Expands
new pretender improve. Warbeck is Continued in crown lands
Crown finances Trade
Battle of Stoke negotiations threat – Expands Warbeck captured and investment through
are weak after against Simnel with Richard of Custom duties marries James imprisoned in and cloth careful
decades of war. Spanish York. enforcement. IV relative. tower trade. management.
1485 1487 1489 1491 1493 1496 1498 1501 1503
1488 1490 1492 1495 1497 1499 1502 1504
1486 Invades Joins anti- Truce of Execution of Perpetual Neutrality of
Progress Supports Joins Holy France to French league Ayton with Warbeck and Peace with Spain and
through Britany League pressure again. Scotland. Earl of Scotland and France –
kingdom for against France against Charles VIII Warwick Arthur dies. Isabella dies.
loyalty. – Treaty of French. Stanley Cornish
Redon. Treaty of executed for Rebellion Ends major Beins to Parliament to
Birth of Prince Expands Cloth Etaples – supporting dynastic consider reinforce
Arthur. It expands use Trade 159,000 and Warbeck. Local Gentry threats. remarriage financial
of bonds and 5% of income. to enforce and alliances. control
Star Chamber recognisances. Council laws.
established for Warbecks Learned in Pension Expands
law and order. 1505-1509 flees France to law and Extraordinary system and control of
Lovell and Burgundy. formalised. revenue to Chamber customs.
Stafford Intercursus Malus – trade fund defences finance at Increase of
Rebellion treaty which benefits England Warbeck fails peak revenue from
more. to invade via Cornish and efficiency. crown lands.
Kent. Warbeck both
Expands Trade and Spy crushed.
network.
League of Cambrai –
nominally with France but
little involvement.
Henry VII
Henry VII
1485-1509
Revision Booklet
, Henry VII
1485-1509
Index
Henry VII Quiz Henry VII Wordsearch
Timeline Henry VII Exam Questions
Mind maps / Overview Henry VII Revision Clocks
Rebellions Matchup Activity Other Revisions Resources
Rebellions Gap Fill Threats Ranking – Exam Practice
Rebellions Timelines Financial Strength – Exam Practice
Foreign Policy Matchup Change vs Continuity in Government – Exam Practice
Foreign Policy Relations Graph Foreign Policy: Security or Prestige – Exam Practice
Foreign Policy Timeline Weaknesses during Henry VII’s reign – Exam Practice
Government Acts Bingo Reign of Henry VII Interpretations A to C – Interpretations Practice
Government Elements Notes Control of Nobility Interpretations D to F – Interpretation Practice
Government Structure Diagram Financial Policy Interpretations G to I – Interpretation Practice
Society Gap Fill Foreign Policy Interpretations J to L – Interpretation Practice
Society Stability Timeline Government Interpretations M to O – Interpretation Practice
Society Control Debate
Religious Ideology Matchup
Religion and Government
, Henry VII
1485-1509
Key Nobility
Duke of Bedford, Jasper Tudor: Henry’s uncle Reginald Bray: An omnipresent councillor and
13th Earl of Oxford, John de Vere: A loyal administer who managed finances (Duchy of
Lancastrian who provided critical military support, Lancaster) and was heavily involved in the Council
including commanding forces at Bosworth Learned.
1st Earl of Derby, Thomas Stanley: Henry’s Sir Richard Empson & Sir Edmund Dudley: They
stepfather, whose timely switching at Bosworth was were central to the administration of the Council
crucial to victory. Learned, tasked with maximising royal revenue.
1st Baron Daubeney, Giles Daubeney: A military
man who became Lord Chamberlain after the fall of
William Stanley
Earl of Surrey, Thomas Howard: Initially
supported Richard III but after being imprisoned and
having his lands attained, he later provided his loyalty
by managing the North.
Lady Margaret Beaufort: Henry’s mother
Archbishop of Canterbury, John Morton: A
former Lancastrian who made peace with Yorkists
then served as advisor and Lord Chancellor.
Bishop of Winchester, Richard Fox: A loyal
diplomat and trusted advisor who handed negotiations
with Scotland, France and Spain
, Treaty of
Medina Del
Campo –
marriage
Ireland supports COA and Arthur of
Henry VII 1485-1509
Simnel. and trade.
Battle of
Bosworth ends Council Learned Yorkshire Promotes
of the wars of becomes informal Rebellion for Trade Magnus loyal bishop to
roses. operation. taxation with France Embargo on Intercourse's consolidate
Consolidates Support from Brittany. North.
killed.
supports
Perkin
Burgundy. signed to
restore trade.
church.
Maragret
power through church for Warbeck Strengths Expands Marriage of married James
marriage to legitimacy. Parliament for Council Trade and investment in Arthur and IV
Elizabeth of extraordinary
Acts of attainder to revenue. Warbeck Learned under economic Navy. COA.
York. seize lands. emerges as a Empson stability Expands
new pretender improve. Warbeck is Continued in crown lands
Crown finances Trade
Battle of Stoke negotiations threat – Expands Warbeck captured and investment through
are weak after against Simnel with Richard of Custom duties marries James imprisoned in and cloth careful
decades of war. Spanish York. enforcement. IV relative. tower trade. management.
1485 1487 1489 1491 1493 1496 1498 1501 1503
1488 1490 1492 1495 1497 1499 1502 1504
1486 Invades Joins anti- Truce of Execution of Perpetual Neutrality of
Progress Supports Joins Holy France to French league Ayton with Warbeck and Peace with Spain and
through Britany League pressure again. Scotland. Earl of Scotland and France –
kingdom for against France against Charles VIII Warwick Arthur dies. Isabella dies.
loyalty. – Treaty of French. Stanley Cornish
Redon. Treaty of executed for Rebellion Ends major Beins to Parliament to
Birth of Prince Expands Cloth Etaples – supporting dynastic consider reinforce
Arthur. It expands use Trade 159,000 and Warbeck. Local Gentry threats. remarriage financial
of bonds and 5% of income. to enforce and alliances. control
Star Chamber recognisances. Council laws.
established for Warbecks Learned in Pension Expands
law and order. 1505-1509 flees France to law and Extraordinary system and control of
Lovell and Burgundy. formalised. revenue to Chamber customs.
Stafford Intercursus Malus – trade fund defences finance at Increase of
Rebellion treaty which benefits England Warbeck fails peak revenue from
more. to invade via Cornish and efficiency. crown lands.
Kent. Warbeck both
Expands Trade and Spy crushed.
network.
League of Cambrai –
nominally with France but
little involvement.
