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Henry VII's consolidation of power
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A level History (The Tudors) Quiz on Henry VII's consolidation of power, created by Lizzy Attwood on 05/04/2017.
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Question 1
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When did Henry VII date his reign from?
Answer
21st August 1485
22nd August 1485
30th October 1485
Question 2
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Why did Henry VII detain Elizabeth of York, and the Earl of Warwick?
Answer
They fought on the Yorkist side at Bosworth
They had a stronger claim to the throne
They organised the Cornish rebellion
Question 3
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Why was Henry VII's claim to the throne weak?
Answer
He was living in France all his life
He was Welsh, not English
He descended from his mother's line (Beaufort) which was illegitimate
Question 4
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When was the coronation (1) and first meeting with parliament (2) in 1485?
Answer
(1) 30th October (2) 7th November
(1) 7th November (2) 30th October
Question 5
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Why did Henry VII marry Elizabeth of York?
Answer
He fell in love with her when she was detained
To unite the two houses
To improve relations with the rest of Europe
Question 6
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Why did Margaret Burgundy threaten Henry's throne?
Answer
She was the sister of Edward IV and Richard III so could usurp
She had access to funds to help Yorkist claimants
She had a vast army supported by Brittany
Question 7
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When was the uprising of Viscount Lovell and the Staffords?
Answer
1485
1490
1486
Question 8
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What happened to Lovell and Stafford?
Answer
Lovell was captured and executed; Stafford escaped
Stafford was captured and executed; Lovell escaped
Both were captured and executed
Both escaped
Question 9
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What did the failure of Lovell and Stafford's uprisings show?
Answer
The lack of enthusiasm to overthrow Henry on the Yorkist side
Henry had a much stronger army
Margaret Burgundy did not like them and so did not help them
Question 10
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Who did Lambert Simnel pretend to be in order to have a claim to the throne?
Answer
Earl of Lincoln
Earl of Warwick
King of Scotland
Question 11
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Who helped Simnel at first?
Answer
John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln
Margaret Burgundy
Lovell
Question 12
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Why did Henry VII reinstate the Earl of Northumberland?
Answer
To neutralise the power base of his enemies in the North
He was loyal to Henry at the Battle of Bosworth
He had been attained and repaid Henry
Question 13
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Where was the battle following mercenaries sent by Burgundy and Lincoln?
Answer
Bosworth
Stoke Field
The North Riding of Yorkshire
Question 14
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What did the "bonds of good behaviour" do?
Answer
Ensured that landowners who might have been ruined were well-behaved
Took away a noble's title and money
Made nobles owe money to the crown
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