Henry Vii And Scotland Flashcards
What was Scotland’s political status during the Tudor period?
Scotland was a distinct country with its own Parliament and monarch.
How did Scotland seek to preserve its independence?
The Scots looked to France for support, creating potential enemies for England to the north and south.
What was Henry VII’s concern regarding James III of Scotland?
Henry VII was concerned that if James III refused to accept him as King of England, there could be problems in the north.
What action did Henry VII take in 1486?
He quickly arranged a truce.
What event disrupted Henry VII’s efforts in Scotland?
James III’s death in 1488 disrupted Henry’s efforts.
Who became king of Scotland after James III?
Fifteen-year-old James IV became king after James III’s death.
What characterized Scottish history during this period?
It was punctuated by the sudden deaths of monarchs and instability caused by long regencies.
How did the nobles governing for James IV feel about England?
The nobles were hostile to England.
What significant action did James IV take that upset England?
He harbored Perkin Warbeck between 1495 and 1497.
What treaty improved relations between Scotland and England in 1497?
The Truce of Ayton improved relations.
What formal agreement was established in 1502?
The Truce of Ayton matured into a formal peace treaty in 1502.
What significant marriage occurred in 1503?
Henry’s eldest daughter, Margaret, was married to James IV.
What was the outcome of Margaret’s marriage to James IV?
It apparently settled the ill-feeling between the two monarchs.
