Henry VII gangster

Answer 1

henry VII could be remembered as a gangster because he caused a lot of panic for his numerous threats towards his own followers which result of his action he had to come face to face with many rebelions against him

Answer 2

Personally, after spending 5 weeks sudying this question, I think he was a gangster however this is a very open question. You all have an opinion and there is no possible way of proving he was or not. But there is evidence to back up an answer you might have.

Answer: Henry VII was a gangster, we see this because of the way he treats his henchmen and goes against people that do not support him as a king. He created many unfair laws and treated people dispicably, but gangsters now a days would be complety different to them before.

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Answer 3

Henry VII was not a gangster in the modern sense. He was the first monarch of the Tudor dynasty and ruled England from 1485 to 1509. Henry VII was known for his consolidation of power, financial reforms, and establishment of a strong central government. While he faced challenges to his throne, he was not involved in criminal activities typically associated with gangsters.

Answer 4

well if you get the right evidence he was alot like a gangster cuz he sold off people to leave him be and paid people to do his work

Answer 5

i think he was a angst because he was very mean and he would kill any one that would stand in his way