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What were Henry's aims in foreign policy?

1. To secure his throne


2. to achieve international recognition of his kingship and his dynasty's legitimate succession (marriage alliances)


3. promote prosperity in England (increasing trade)


4. maintain prestige whilst keeping costs down

When was Charles VIII the king of France?

1483-1498

When was Louis XII king of France?

1498-1515

Who did Isabella of Castille marry to unite Spain?

Ferdinand of Aragon

When did Isabella of Castille die?

1504

What was the population of Spain?

7 million

What was the population of France?

7 million

Until what year did Maxamillian rule Burgundy?

1453 until he inherited the Holy Roman Empire

Who were Margret of Burgundy's brothers?

RICHARD III


Ed IV

For what years was James III king of Scotland?

1460-1488

For what years was James IV king of Scotland?

1488-1513

In 1461, what part of Ireland was ruled by England?

The Pale

Who ran the rest of Ireland in 1461?

Independent chiefs that held Yorkist sympathies


e.g Fitzgeralds

What were the years of the Brittany Crisis?

1487-1492

What is the background to the Brittany crisis?

France wanted Brittany so they set up a marriage to unite them




Why was France trying to take over Brittany a problem for Henry?

-more money for French king so harder for Henry to claim their throne


-East coast of England was vulnerable- wind blew from Brittany to England

What did Henry do in response to the Brittany crisis?

looked for allies in Spain and Burgundy


-Spain and England sent troops of Brittany in 1487 but had other wars

What year did Spain and England sent troops to Brittany?

1487

What meant the Henry had to act alone in 1488?

France defeated allied forces at the Battle of St Aubin of Beaujeu

When was the treaty of Redon?

1489

What did the treaty of Redon state?

henry promised to assist Brittany and paid for their troops

What was in the treaty of Medina del Campo?

-Spain and England defended each other


-neither would make treaty with France


-Neither would harbour imposters


-Princess Catherine of Aragon would marry Prince Arthur

When was the marriage of Charles and Anne that absorbed Brittany into France?

1491

What did Henry do in response to Brittany being absorbed into France?

Poured troops into Brittany


reasserted claim to French throne


(basically made a nuisance of himself)

When was the Treaty of Estaples?

1492

What were the details of the Treaty of Estaples?

France would pay England £5000 each year


Charles would not support any imposters


Henry would withdraw from Brittany

What were the years of the Italian Wars?

1494-1509

What were the Italian wars?

France tried to take Italy but Spain and the HRE intervened

Why were tensions high between Spain and England in the years 1489-1499?

-Spain did not assist in Brittany


-the Warbeck threat meant the the Princess may not marry Arthur as the throne was unstable


-arguments over how much to pay for Catherine's dowry

What years was the Castilian succession crisis?

1504-1506

What was the Castilian Succession crisis?

Isabella, ruler of Castile, died in 1504


she left Castile to her daughter (married to Philip of Burgundy)


Ferdinand of Spain (Isabella's husband) was not willing to give it up

What was Henry's decision in the Castilian Succession Crisis?§

HE retained an alliance with Philip as he needed the trade with Burgundy (marriage to Philip's daughter would be more useful at this point)

What happened in 1499?

Marriage treaty between England and Spain

When was the marriage of Prince Arthur to Catherine of Aragon?

1501

When did Price Arthur die?

1502

Why was the marriage of Henry VIII to Catherine of Aragon originally declined? why did it happen?

Relations between Spain and France were good after Arthur's death so Spain didn't want to


Relations became bad in 1503 so Spain agreed

When was the treaty of Blois?

1505

What was the treaty of Blois?

A treaty between Spain and France


(somehow let Ferdinand get Castile)

What year did Burgundy harbour Simnel?

1487

What years was the trade embargo with Burgundy?

1493-96

Why was there a trade embargo with Burgundy?

Philip wouldn't stop Margret from harbouring Warbeck

What year was the Intercursuls Magnus?

1496

Intercursuls Magnus was international recognition or not?

RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION RECOGNITION

Who did Burgundy harbour after Warbeck?

Earl of Suffolk 1496

What happened to Philip's voyage to Spain?

Shipwrecked onto England and were welcomed by Henry

When was the Treaty of Windsor?

1506

What was in the treaty of Windsor?

Henry was to marry Philips siste, Margret of Savoy


Henry recognised Philip and Joanna as rulers of Castile


Philip would hand of Suffolk as long as Henry spared his life



When did Philip die?

1506

What happened after Philips death?

Burgundy was taken over by maximilian

When was the Treaty of Cambrai?

1508

What was the Treaty of Cambrai?

Maxmilian (Burgundy) signed with France and Spain against Venice


not Henry;s concern but it could lead to anti-tudor opposition


Shows that they do not consider England important enough to include