Statistics for Henry VII

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Question	Answer	% Correct
What were Henry's main aims in foreign policy?	To consolidate his power/influence and build a dynasty	82%
What year was the Battle of Bosworth?	1485	73%
When was the Treaty of Etaples?	1492	64%
When was the Magnus Intercursus?	1496	64%
When was the Malus Intercursus?	1506	64%
When was the Medina Del Campo?	1489	55%
How much was the French Pension paid per annum?	50,000 crowns	55%
How much money did Henry ask Parliament for in 1504?	90,000	55%
When was the Treaty of Redon?	1489	45%
When was Poynings' Law introduced?	1494	45%
When was the Peace of Ayton?	1502	45%
When was the Treaty of Windsor?	1506	45%
What % of Henry's annual income was made up of the French Pension?	5%	45%
Why were some other northern counties exempt from the extra tax?	They were expected to fight the Scots	45%
How much money was handled by the King's council by the late 1490s?	100,000	36%
When was the Act of Resumption?	1486	36%
When did the Earl of Kildare recognise Perkin Warbeck's claim to the throne?	1492	36%
When was the League of Cambrai?	1508	36%
How many peers were there at the end of Henry's reign?	35	36%
How much money did Parliament actually give him?	40,000	36%
What was the Act of Resumption?	All crown lands given out since 1455 to be returned to the King	36%
Which of Henry's children was married off to the King of Scotland?	Margaret	36%
What was the cause of the Yorkshire Rebellion?	too many taxes	36%
How many Acts of Attainder were passed against Henry's nobility	138	27%
When was the Lovell and Stafford rebellion?	1486	27%
When was the Marquis of Dorset signed into a Bond and Recognisance?	1491	27%
When did Henry's daughter marry the King of Scotland?	1503	27%
How many of these Parliaments were called in the first 10 years of his reign?	5	27%
How many Parliaments did Henry call throughout his reign?	6	27%
How much money did Henry make from duties every year?	70,000	27%
What was the main cause of the rebellion?	anger at taxes	27%
When was the Royal Progress?	April 1486	27%
Who was involved in the Treaty of Windsor?	Henry VII, Philip of Burgundy	27%
Why would the King not go back on the taxes?	He wanted to assert his authority and he believed in protecting Brittany	27%
What happened to the spokesperson when he returned with nothing?	He was murdered	27%
Who defeated the rebels?	The Earl of Surrey	27%
How was this rebellion stopped?	The rebel leaders were killed and the others dispersed	27%
How many of the remaining peers were 'major' peers?	10	18%
How much money was agreed in the Marquis of Dorset's Bond and Recognisance?	10,000	18%
How much money did Henry loan to Philip of Burgundy in 1505?	138,000	18%
When was the Lambert Simnel Threat?	1486 - 1487	18%
What year was the Battle of Stoke	1487	18%
When was the Yorkshire Rebellion?	1489	18%
When was the Cornish Rebellion?	1497	18%
What year did Henry loan money to HRE Maximillian?	1505 - 1509	18%
How many Justices of the Peace were appointed to each county?	18	18%
How much money was made from crown lands at the end of Henry's reign? (per year)	40,000	18%
How many peers were there at the start of Henry's reign?	50	18%
How many troops were raised in the Lambert Simnel affair?	8,000	18%
Who was the original spokesperson for the rebels?	Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland	18%
What was the cause of the Lovell and Stafford rebellion?	political discontent	18%
Which is NOT a reason why this rebellion was dangerous for Henry?	They had learnt how to effectively use weapons	18%
When was Prince Arthur born?	1486	9%
When was Elizabeth of York coronated?	1487	9%
How much money total did Henry borrow from his richer subjects?	203,000	9%
How much money was made from crown lands at the start of Henry's reign? (per year)	22,000	9%
How many people were appointed to the Order of the Garter?	37	9%
What % of cases brought to the Council of the Star Chamber were about rioting?	59	9%
How much money was made from feudal obligations in 1507?	6,000	9%
How much money was in the French Pension?	745,000 crowns	9%
Who then led the rebels?	John Egremont	9%
How was this rebellion linked to pretenders to the throne?	They were fighting in the name of Lambert Simnel	9%