England’s security in Brittany

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Why was England a threat to Brittany?

Philips’ financial aid support for Brittany might antagonise France, if France controlled it all the channel coast would be controlled by France

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Why was Brittany not a threat?

Duchy of Brittany provided Henry with refuge when he fled to England in 1471

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Why was France so dangerous?

Had the largest and most professional army in Europe, financially much stronger

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Who were France allied to?

Scotland

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Why were France not a threat?

Gave Henry financial aid for invasion in 1485

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What was common with Scotland and what did this cause England to do?

Raids across the border, keep expensive military bases in forms of border garrisons

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Why were Spain a threat?

Marriage of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille united kingdom’s and turned them into a new major international power

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What were Spain’s priorities proving they weren’t a threat?

Drive Moors (muslims) out of Granada (1492) and secure northern border with France by retaking taken land

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Where did Ferdinand want to secure his claim?

Naples

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Why was Burgundy a threat to England in terms of Margaret?

She married Duke of Burgundy and offered a base for Yorkisy claimants to the throne and supporters

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What was Burgundy important for?

Cloth trade

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Who did Maximilian marry?

Margaret of Burgundy

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Why was Burgundy not a threat to England?

Power of empire was limited, claims to Italian land caused conflict there

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Why was Italy a threat?

Enemies of England had claims and could form larger threats

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Why was Italy such a low threat?

Rulers of France, Spain and the empire all had claims to land, so it lead to the breakout of Italian wars in 1494

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Why were Italian wars important?

Diverted attention from Northern Europe and made H’s position less vulnerable