This monarch signed the Treaty of Etaples with Charles the Affable to cut of support for a domestic rival and sponsored the construction of the first European drydock. One of this man's ministers developed a contradictory tax policy based on outward demonstration of wealth, the so-called "Morton's Fork", and he married off his eldest son in the Treaty of Medina del Campo. One of this man's rivals posed as Edward VI and spoke a laughably minimal amount of English, while another posed as the Duke of York. This man overcame Lambert Simnel and Perkin Warbeck, and rose to the throne after a military victory where he was ai
This monarch signed the Treaty of Etaples with Charles the Affable to cut of support for a domestic rival and sponsored the construction of the first European drydock. One of this man's ministers developed a contradictory tax policy based on outward demonstration of wealth, the so-called "Morton's Fork", and he married off his eldest son in the Treaty of Medina del Campo. One of this man's rivals posed as Edward VI and spoke a laughably minimal amount of English, while another posed as the Duke of York. This man overcame Lambert Simnel and Perkin Warbeck, and rose to the throne after a military victory where he was aided by Sir William Stanley and the Earl of Oxford in putting an end to the House of Plantagenet. The victor at the Battle of Bosworth Field over Richard III, for 10 points, identify this founder Tudor Dynasty and father of Henry VIII.
This monarch signed the Treaty of Etaples with Charles the Affable to cut of support for a domestic rival and sponsored the construction of the first European drydock.
Henry VII [prompt on Henry Tudor]