Early actions and aims

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What were Henry's initial aims

  • To establish his status among the European monarchs through marriage

  • To ensure the succession

  • Re - establish the role of nobility

  • Establish himself as a warrior king with success in battle

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When did Henry become King

22nd April, 1509

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When did he marry Catherine of Aragon

11th June 1509

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When was his coronation

24th June 1509

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When did he turn eighteen

28th June, 1509

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How and why did Henry choose his councillors?

  • H7 died with reputation for greed, some of his advisors were very unpopular

  • H8 keeps most of councillors but punishes most unpopular ones

  • arrested Empson + Dudley, executed them in 1510, abolished council learned in law

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What was his policy on France in 1509

  • personally lays plans for war (council are keen on peace)

  • sends arch bishop of York to enter alliance with Pope Julius II against France

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What does he do amidst gossip about Wolsey in 1516

  • ignores it

  • keeps Wolsey until 1529

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When does Wolsey suggest Europeas peace

  • 1518, Treaty of London

  • non aggression pact between France, Spain, England + HRE

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What is Henry's policy towards France

  • wants to overthrow father's legacy

  • pursuit of military glory and rehabilitation of traditional nobility led to war with France

  • lots of money invested, painfully small gains, little to no strategic significance

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What was the policy toward the nobility

  • change their role compared to H7

  • many young men with shared military tastes who he grew up playing sports with, accompanied him to war

  • nobility keen on chivalry

  • didn't achieve political domination they had hoped for, Henry promoted role and interests of Wolsey