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Detailed notes on the A Level History Medieval England Depth Studies. Covering the period from the reign of Henry IV to the reign of Henry VII, these notes provide summaries as well as precise factual information to help you ace Paper 3.

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DEPTH STUDY NOTES
I, II, III, IV, V




1399 - 1405
The Crises of 1399

1405 - 1421
Henry V and the Conquest of France

1449 - 1461
Renewed Crises and Challenges

1478 - 1485
The Yorkists Divided

1485 - 1497
Seizing the Throne and Trying to Keep It

,Depth Studies, Compiled Notes England, 1399 - 1497




I

The Crises of 1399-1405



Richard’s Ascension to the Throne

The Peasant’s Revolt

Richard’s Failings as an Adult Monarch

The ‘Wonderful Parliament’ of 1386

The Lords Appellant

Richard’s Problems with Succession

The Tyranny of Richard

Henry Bolingbroke’s Usurpation of the Throne

Rebellions Against Henry IV

Relations with France and Scotland

Scrope’s Rebellion

Henry’s Survival as King




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,Depth Studies, Compiled Notes England, 1399 - 1497


Richard’s Ascension to the Throne

1376 The Black Prince (Edward of Woodstock) dies

1377 Edward III dies

This means that Richard II (the son of the Black Prince and grandson of Edward III) is now
king, at ten years old.

July 1377 Richard II is crowned king at Westminster Abbey

The day after Richard’s coronation, the Bishop of Rochester, Thomas Brinton, preached a
sermon to a noble congregation urging them to show loyalty to their child-king.

When Richard was young, the kingdom was mostly ruled by:
- John of Gaunt
- Thomas of Woodstock
- Numerous knights of the royal household




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, Depth Studies, Compiled Notes England, 1399 - 1497


The Peasant’s Revolt

1381 The Peasant’s Revolt

The Peasant’s Revolt began because of outrage over:
- The Poll Tax (which John of Gaunt was blamed for)
- The lack of success in the war with France
- A growing class tension which had developed after the first outbreak of the Black
Death in 1347

The Peasant’s Revolt started in Essex, before protestors marched and converged in London,
demanding to speak to the king.

Richard acquitted himself, promising to grant the protestors:
- Charter of freedom
- Royal pardons

This generosity did not last, as within a fortnight, Richard:
- Revoked these pardons
- Witnessed the executions of numerous protestors


1347 The first outbreak of the Black Death in England, which was estimated to have killed
30% - 45% of the English population

The Poll Tax was a tax in which every adult was charged the same amount, regardless of
wealth. This is why it was the lower classes that were annoyed about the tax.




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