Chapter 3 - Foreign Policy

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Key events and facts in English foreign policy 1509-1546

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Treaty of Etaples was first signed in ___, but renewed in ___ by Henry’s councillors

  • 1492

  • 1510

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In ____, Henry VIII was named ‘Defender of the Faith’ by Pope Leo V, boosting his presige.

1521

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While it achieved peace, the ____ __ __ ____ (___) was considered a major failure as Henry had to give up his claim to the French crown

  • Treaty of the More

  • 1525

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Henry commissioned a translated biography of ____ _, who won Agincourt in 1415.

Henry V

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In (___) Henry joined the Holy League with _____, ___, ____ and the _____ against the ____

  • 1511

  • Spain

  • HRE

  • venice

  • Papacy

  • french

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In ___, the Marquis of ___ led ______ troops to the SW of France in an ultimately pointless military expedition

  • 1512

  • Dorset

  • 10,000

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When was the battle of the Spurs?

1513

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Despite capturing ____ and _____, Henry had to sell both back to the French at a loss.

  • Therouanne

  • Tournai

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Who led the English forces at the Battle of Flodden (1513) ?

Earl of Surrey

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When it was founded in (____), the League of Cambrai excluded England and was formed solely between the continental powers.

1508

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The Treaty of ____ (___) directly alligned France, Spain and HRE, excluding England.

  • Noyon

  • 1516

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The Treaty of London was negotiated in ____, which constituted a Treaty of Perpertual Peace directly made to King Henry by over __ nations.

  • 1518

  • 20

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Charles V was elected HRE in ____ (___), which really pissed off Henry, precipitingit was signed the collapse of the Treaty of London, only _ months after it was signed.

  • June 1519

  • 8

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The Feild of the Cloth of Gold was held in ____ _____,, and hosted ______ people for __ days

  • June 1520

  • 12,000

  • 18

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Although Henry blew his inheritance, _____ of Francis’ spending was borrowed, plunging him into debt and preventing him invading England.

half

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The Treaty of ____ (___) betrothed Mary I to Charles V, and prepared for a secret invasion of France in ____

  • Bruges

  • 1521

  • 1523

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The Treaty of Bruges (___) can be deemed a failure as Charles called off his betrothement in (___) and failed to provide Henry’s french invasion with military support in (____)

  • 1521

  • 1522

  • 1523

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Francis was captured by Charles V at the _____ __ ____ (___), leading to the Treaty ___ ___ ____ (___ ____) between the English and French

  • Battle of Pavia

  • May 1525

  • Treaty of the More

  • Aug 1525

<ul><li><p>Battle of Pavia</p></li><li><p>May 1525</p></li><li><p>Treaty of the More</p></li><li><p>Aug 1525</p><p></p></li></ul>
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In ___ (___) Charles V sacks rome, capturing Pope _____ ____

  • May 1527

  • Clement VIII

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In the Treaty of _____, Wolsey agreed to pay France for an attack against Charles to pressure for an annulment, however it was ultimately unsuccessful.

  • Amiens

  • 1527

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The Treaty of Amiens was unsuccessful because France abandonned England a mere _ ____ after its’ alliance with the _____ ___ ____ (____)

  • 2 years

  • Treaty of Cambrai 1529

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Wolsey unsuccessfully used a trade embargo (____) to pressure Charles V into negociations over the King’s great Matter

1528

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When was the Treaty of Greenwich agreed?

July 1543

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Name Wolsey’s failed attempt to unite France and England with a diplomatic marraige between Mary I and the Dauphon against Spain (___)

Treaty of Westminster (1527)

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When did the scottish parliament reject the Treaty of Greenwich?

Dec 1543

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Henry VII’s ONLY War against France (____-__) cost only £_____

  • £108,000

  • 1488-92

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When was the first war against France?

1512 - 14

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Second French War (date + cost)

  • 1522 - 25

  • £400,000

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Third French war (dates + cost)

  • £2.1 MILLION

  • 1542 - 46

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Total Costs of French Wars

£3,545,000

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Total from French pension

£730,000

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As part of the _____ __ __ ____ (____), how large was the annual pension promised by Francis?

  • Treaty of the More (1525)

  • £20,000