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What was the purpose of the Navigation Act of 1485 under Henry VII?
What was the purpose of the Navigation Act of 1485 under Henry VII?
- To increase taxation on exports
- To regulate domestic markets
- To promote competition among guilds
- To stimulate English shipping (correct)
How did Henry VII manage the boys within his King's Council?
How did Henry VII manage the boys within his King's Council?
- He included more high-ranking nobles than before
- He allowed only members from his own family
- He appointed members solely from the clergy
- He focused on selecting individuals based on ability and loyalty (correct)
What measure did Henry VII take to bolster the woolen industry?
What measure did Henry VII take to bolster the woolen industry?
- He imposed heavy duties on imported wool
- He simplified guild regulations to attract more workers
- He placed a heavy duty on exported wool (correct)
- He established direct control over cloth production
What led to the decline of craft guilds during Henry VII's reign?
What led to the decline of craft guilds during Henry VII's reign?
What was a key aspect of the treaties that Henry VII negotiated with foreign nations?
What was a key aspect of the treaties that Henry VII negotiated with foreign nations?
Why did Henry VII rarely convene Parliament during his reign?
Why did Henry VII rarely convene Parliament during his reign?
What was the primary goal of Henry VII's foreign policy?
What was the primary goal of Henry VII's foreign policy?
What role did the justices of the peace play during Henry VII's reign?
What role did the justices of the peace play during Henry VII's reign?
What was a key factor in Henry VII's ability to maintain his throne?
What was a key factor in Henry VII's ability to maintain his throne?
What major political alliances did Henry VII garner support from by 1493?
What major political alliances did Henry VII garner support from by 1493?
How did Henry VII approach financial management during his reign?
How did Henry VII approach financial management during his reign?
What was the outcome of the attempted invasions involving Warbeck and King James IV of Scotland?
What was the outcome of the attempted invasions involving Warbeck and King James IV of Scotland?
What characterized Henry VII's governance style compared to that of his son?
What characterized Henry VII's governance style compared to that of his son?
Which of the following actions did Henry VII take to become self-sufficient?
Which of the following actions did Henry VII take to become self-sufficient?
What did Henry VII's financial policies reflect about his beliefs?
What did Henry VII's financial policies reflect about his beliefs?
How many times did Henry VII ask Parliament for direct taxation during his reign?
How many times did Henry VII ask Parliament for direct taxation during his reign?
What was Henry VII's primary concern that influenced his foreign policy?
What was Henry VII's primary concern that influenced his foreign policy?
Which political marriage was arranged by Henry VII to secure an alliance with Spain?
Which political marriage was arranged by Henry VII to secure an alliance with Spain?
What was the outcome of Henry VII's diplomatic efforts with Scotland?
What was the outcome of Henry VII's diplomatic efforts with Scotland?
What was the Treaty of Etaples (1492) primarily concerned with?
What was the Treaty of Etaples (1492) primarily concerned with?
How did Henry VII respond to James IV's invasion of England?
How did Henry VII respond to James IV's invasion of England?
Which alliance did Henry VII successfully maintain during his reign?
Which alliance did Henry VII successfully maintain during his reign?
What was one of Henry VII's motivations for political marriages?
What was one of Henry VII's motivations for political marriages?
What major change occurred when Arthur, Henry VII's eldest son, died?
What major change occurred when Arthur, Henry VII's eldest son, died?
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Henry VII's economic policies
Henry VII's economic policies
Henry VII's policies focused on increasing trade volume, encouraging English shipping, and promoting specific industries like wool production.
Navigation Act of 1485
Navigation Act of 1485
A law that stimulated English shipping.
Intercursus Magnus treaty
Intercursus Magnus treaty
A 1497 treaty with the Netherlands promoting trade reciprocity.
Decline of Craft Guilds
Decline of Craft Guilds
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Domestic System
Domestic System
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Henry VII's Governance
Henry VII's Governance
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Justices of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
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Henry VII's Foreign Policy
Henry VII's Foreign Policy
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Henry VII's Reign
Henry VII's Reign
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Rebellion Failures
Rebellion Failures
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Financial Prudence
Financial Prudence
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Limited Taxation
Limited Taxation
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Feudal Weakness
Feudal Weakness
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External Peace Dependence
External Peace Dependence
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Increased Revenue
Increased Revenue
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Securing Dynasty
Securing Dynasty
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Henry VII's Marriage Strategy
Henry VII's Marriage Strategy
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Catherine of Aragon's Role
Catherine of Aragon's Role
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Henry VII's French Policy
Henry VII's French Policy
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Treaty of Etaples Significance
Treaty of Etaples Significance
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Henry VII's Scottish Policy
Henry VII's Scottish Policy
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Henry VII's Foreign Policy Goals
Henry VII's Foreign Policy Goals
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Henry VII's Approach to War
Henry VII's Approach to War
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Impact of Henry VII's Foreign Policy
Impact of Henry VII's Foreign Policy
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Study Notes
The Early Tudors and the Reformation (1485-1558)
- Henry VII (1485-1509) claimed the throne by conquest and marriage. His reign focused on restoring royal authority and strengthening the monarchy.
- Henry VII's policies included the Act of Supremacy, which acknowledged the king as head of the English Church.
- Henry VII's reign improved England's financial situation and strengthened its international standing.
- Henry VIII (1509-1547) inherited a strong monarchy and treasury. He aggressively pursued royal power and orchestrated a religious break with Rome.
- Key events of the Reformation included the separation of the English Church from Rome (Act of Supremacy), dissolution of monasteries, and the establishment of the Church of England.
- Henry VIII's personal desires and need for a male heir played a major role.
- Henry VIII ended papal supremacy.
- Henry VIII married six times.
- Religious upheaval and changes in religious doctrine occurred during the rule of Henry VIII. This resulted in reformation of the Church of England.
- Thomas Cromwell played a critical role advising Henry VIII in solidifying royal power.
- The dissolution of many monasteries deprived the country of religious services and caused social upheaval.
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Test your knowledge on the Early Tudors and the Reformation period in England from 1485 to 1558. Explore significant events, key figures, and the impact of Henry VII and Henry VIII on the monarchy and religion. This quiz covers the Act of Supremacy, the Church of England's establishment, and more.
