What style were most buildings influenced/built in?
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Gothic perpendicular style
When did Henry VII marry Elizabeth of York?
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18th January 1486
,What happened in 1491?
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6000 English 'volunteers' were sent to Brittany, but Anne surrendered.
She would marry Charles VIII of France, ending Breton independence.
Maximilian lost interest and Warbeck seeked French backing for claim to
English throne.
How did Henry act in Ireland?
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Sir Edward Poynings instated as Deputy Lieutenant of Ireland.
Poynings passed 'Poynings' Law' of 149t, which declared Irish Parl needed
king's approval to pass laws. He also tried to subdue Irish by force and
bribery.
This soon proved too expensive, and financial issues were worsened by
Warbeck's siege on Waterford with an army, and Henry's lack of money due to
Scottish threat.
How significant were the threats posed by the de la Poles?
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Edmund de la Pole exiled from 1498 to 1506; returned in 1506 and imprisoned
until his execution in 1513 under H8.
Richard de la Pole exiled until his death fighting for France at Pavia in 1525.
, Significance: Imprisonment of Suffolk largely eliminated threats, leaving only
Richard at large in exile.
When was the Battle of Bosworth?
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22nd August 1485
What was the cause of the Yorkshire Rebellion in 1489 and what were the key events?
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Resentment of tax granted by Parl in 1489 to finance army for Brittany
campaign.
April 1489 - reb leading to murder of tax collector, Earl of Northumberland,
was a direct attack on royal authority in an area with Yorkist sympathies.
What actions did Henry take to boost trade and develop wealth?
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, Navigation Acts of 1485, 1489 - ruled that only English ships could carry
certain products to/from English ports, designed to boost shipping and
challenge Hanseatic League.
Support for Merchant Adventurers
Intercursus Magnus of 1496 ended 1493 embargo and stated that English
merchants could export to any part of Burgundy except Flanders.
How was the rebellion defeated and what were the consequences?
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Rebels defeated by Earl of Surrey; most pardoned.
No further taxes were raised in the North of England.
When did Perkin Warbeck begin to impersonate Richard Duke of York and when did he
flee to Margaret of Burgundy's court?
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1491 - impersonated him in Ireland
1492 - tried to draw English courtiers into his conspiracies.
How did Warbeck's threat to Henry end?
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Gothic perpendicular style
When did Henry VII marry Elizabeth of York?
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18th January 1486
,What happened in 1491?
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6000 English 'volunteers' were sent to Brittany, but Anne surrendered.
She would marry Charles VIII of France, ending Breton independence.
Maximilian lost interest and Warbeck seeked French backing for claim to
English throne.
How did Henry act in Ireland?
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Sir Edward Poynings instated as Deputy Lieutenant of Ireland.
Poynings passed 'Poynings' Law' of 149t, which declared Irish Parl needed
king's approval to pass laws. He also tried to subdue Irish by force and
bribery.
This soon proved too expensive, and financial issues were worsened by
Warbeck's siege on Waterford with an army, and Henry's lack of money due to
Scottish threat.
How significant were the threats posed by the de la Poles?
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Edmund de la Pole exiled from 1498 to 1506; returned in 1506 and imprisoned
until his execution in 1513 under H8.
Richard de la Pole exiled until his death fighting for France at Pavia in 1525.
, Significance: Imprisonment of Suffolk largely eliminated threats, leaving only
Richard at large in exile.
When was the Battle of Bosworth?
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22nd August 1485
What was the cause of the Yorkshire Rebellion in 1489 and what were the key events?
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Resentment of tax granted by Parl in 1489 to finance army for Brittany
campaign.
April 1489 - reb leading to murder of tax collector, Earl of Northumberland,
was a direct attack on royal authority in an area with Yorkist sympathies.
What actions did Henry take to boost trade and develop wealth?
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, Navigation Acts of 1485, 1489 - ruled that only English ships could carry
certain products to/from English ports, designed to boost shipping and
challenge Hanseatic League.
Support for Merchant Adventurers
Intercursus Magnus of 1496 ended 1493 embargo and stated that English
merchants could export to any part of Burgundy except Flanders.
How was the rebellion defeated and what were the consequences?
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Rebels defeated by Earl of Surrey; most pardoned.
No further taxes were raised in the North of England.
When did Perkin Warbeck begin to impersonate Richard Duke of York and when did he
flee to Margaret of Burgundy's court?
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1491 - impersonated him in Ireland
1492 - tried to draw English courtiers into his conspiracies.
How did Warbeck's threat to Henry end?
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