The Tudor Economy (Incomplete)

By Ph0en1x
  • Period: 1480 to 1490

    Evidence of a greater move to Sheep Farming around this time.

  • 1485

    Navigation Act

  • 1486

    Henry removes the trading restrictions on Foreign Merchants

  • 1487

    Export of unfinished cloth by foreign merchants is banned. (again)

  • 1489

    Navigation Act (2)

  • 1492

    The Treaty of Etaples

    One of the things Henry received from this was a £5000 annual pension.
    It also largely removed the trade restrictions on wool (again)
  • 1495

    The Council Learned in the Law is formed under the supervision of Sir Reginald Bray

  • 1496

    Intercursus Magnus

  • 1497

    Most of the remaining trading restrictions are removed.

  • 1503

    Sir Reginald Bray dies and is replaced on the council learned by Edmund Dudley

  • 1506

    Intercursus Malus

  • 1507

    Magnus Intercursus is reinstated

  • 1509

    Empson and Dudley are arrested and executed.

  • 1509

    Henry VII dies.

  • 1510

    The Council Learned in the Law is officially abolished.

  • 1517

    Torrigano completes his funeral effigies of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York

  • 1536

    Beginning of the dissolution of the Monasteries

  • 1544

    Henry VIII Begins the debasement of the coingage

  • 1548

    Somerset introduces the Enclosure Commission

  • 1555

    Harvest Failure

  • 1556

    Harvest Failure

  • 1561

    Elizabeth completely restores the Undebased coinage.

  • 1563

    The Statute of Artificers is passed

  • Harvest Failure

  • Harvest Failure

  • Harvest Failure

  • harvest Failure

  • The Poor Law is enacted

  • There is significant agitation in Parliament over the use of Monopolies.

  • The poor law is revised

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