1514
Answer:Richard Hunne is suspected to have been murdered by
The Church after he questioned its authority
1485
Answer:Richard III is defeated at the Battle of Bosworth by
Henry VII
1486
Answer:Yorkist Stafford and Lovell failed rebellion due to poor
organisation - They didn't even have an heir in mind to replace
Henry with
1486
Answer:First Navigation Act forbidding English Merchants from
loading their goods onto foreign ships (Ships with less than
50% English) if English ships were available
,1486
Answer:Henry VII persuades Parliament to pass the Act of
Resumption, granting him all the Crown Lands lost after 1455
1487
Answer:Lambert Simnel is crowned King of England in Ireland
1487
Answer:Lambert Simnel defeated at the Battle of Stoke Field by
Henry VII
1489
Answer:Treaty of Redon stops France invading Brittany
1489
Answer:Treaty of Medina Del Campo allies Spain and England
against France and establishes the future marriage between
Catherine and Arthur
,1489
Answer:Yorkshire rebellion against tax rises
1491
Answer:Perkin Warbeck starts claiming to be the younger of the
Princes in the Tower
1492
Answer:Treaty of Etaples allows France to annex Brittany, but
they have to pay England a pension and relinquish their
pretender support
1492
Answer:England places fixed tariffs on Italian goods so Italy
refuses to send them
1493
Answer:Trade embargo with the Netherlands (Burgundy) as
Margaret supports Warbeck
1494
, Answer:Poyning's Law establishes full control over Ireland but
is withdrawn due to its cost
1496
Answer:Holy League of Venice where everyone allies against
France after it invades Italy
1496
Answer:Intercursus Magnus is signed ending the Burgundy
Trade Embargo
1496
Answer:Perkin Warbeck leads a Scottish invasion of England
1497
Answer:Cornish Rebellion against tax rises
1497
Answer:Treaty of Ayton means 5 year peace and the surrender
of Warbeck
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