Chapter 3 - Foreign Policy

3 aims of Henry’s foreign policy

• Securing the Tudor Dynasty

• National Security

• Trade Interests

Parliamentary Grants

• 1487 Battle of Stoke

• 1489 Brittany

• 1496 Warbeck

Treaty of Etaples

• 1492

• French pension £5,000/yr

• Charles VIII withdraws support for Warbeck

The largest trading partner of England and Europe was in ____ and ___which were both controlled by Burgundy.

• Antwerp

• Bruges

Trade Embargo

1493 - 96 (ended with Intercursus Magnus 1496)

Intercursus Malus (____) gave advantageous trading terms and meant that ____ of Burgundy handed over _____ De La Pole

• 1506

• Philip

• Edmund

Treaty of Medina Del Campo

• 1489 (took place in 1501)

Prince Arthur’s Death

1502

Born 1486

Treaty of Perpetual Peace

Signed 1502

• Marriage of James IV + Margaret in 1503

Execution of Warbeck

• 1499

• Captured @ Cornish Rebellion 1497

Treaty of Windsor

• 1506

• Juana + Philips of Castile

• Intercursus Malus

• Return of Earl of Suffolk (Edward De La Pole)

Henry VII’s income was £______ while Charles VIII’s was £______ and Maximillains’ was £______ a year

• £113,000

• £800,000

• £1,100,000

How much did Henry loan to Burgundy?

£138,000