H8 foreign policy

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What were Henry 8ths foreign policy aims?

  • Honour+glory

  • Secure dynasty through an heir

  • Maintain links with Netherlands

  • Imperial king

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What was Henry’s main aim up until 1527?

Establish himself as a monarch in Europe through military glory and alliances.

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What was Henry’s main aim after 1527?

To achieve the Kings Great Matter (break with Rome, Marriage to Anne Boleyn)

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When was the First French War?

1512-14

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How much did The First French war cost?

£900,000 (almost 9x the amount of his Fathers war against France in 1492)

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When was the renewal of The Treaty Of Etaples?

1510, (quickly obliterated by Henry’s First war with them in 1512)

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What was the Holy League and why was it a failure?

  • An anti-French alliance established before Henry’s First French War with Britain, France and HRE

  • Ferdinand of Aragon used Henry’s 10,000 troops as a diversion for his own military pursuits

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What were the successes during the First French War?

  • 1513- Battle of Spurs, captured town of Tournai and Thérouanne

  • Anglo-Scottish conflict, Battle of Flodden 1513. James IV killed, Scotland in a weak position but England to financially depleted to exploit weakness.

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When and why was Wolsey relevant in Foreign Policy?

  • 1514-26

  • Wolsey had to frame foreign policy around the Kings Overestimation of English power and his ambitions.

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Consequences of the First French War

  • financially depleted, couldn’t exploit Scotlands Weakness

  • Has to seek Peace with France as to poor for conflict (Princess Mary and Louis XII marry)

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When was the First treaty of Cambrai and why was it significant?

  • 1517

  • Peace between HRE and France, leaving England diplomatically isolated

  • Wolsey had to end isolation through Treaty Of London

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What was the treaty of London?

  • set up by Wolsey after England was dangerously isolated by treaty of Cambrai

  • Made Wolsey “Peacemaker of Europe” and Papal legate (height of Wolseys power)

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Why was Wolsey not entirely to be credited for Frances peaceable relations in the Treaty of London?

  • France were more motivated to have peace with England out of fear of spains new power of being new king of the HRE