Henry VII foreign policy Flashcards
How much did Henry VII’s customs revenue increase after the Treaty of Medina del Campo in 1489?
It increased from £33,000 to £40,000 in 1509
In what year was the Magnus Intercursus?
1496
What did the Magnus Intercursus do?
It allowed English merchants to sell goods in most of Duke Philip of Burgundy’s lands without paying tolls or customs, while Burgundian subjects did have to pay in England
In what year did Henry VII sign a treaty with Florence, and why did he do this?
1490
Because Venice was placing heavy duties on English ships
How did Venice react to the treaty of Henry VII with Florence?
It dropped the heavy duties it had been charging English ships
In what year was the Malus Intercursus?
1506
Why did Philip of Burgundy agree to the Malus Intercursus if it was so unfair to the merchants of his country?
A storm had driven him onto the English shore in 1506, and he was effectively being held prisoner by Henry VII
When and why was the Malus Intercursus cancelled?
1507
Because it was so unfair to Burgundian merchants and it harmed trade
True or false: King Ferdinand of Spain did not allow English merchants access to the New World for trade
True
Why was Henry VII unable to improve English trade in the Baltic Sea?
Because it was dominated by the Hanseatic League, who did not want English competition
What was the name of Henry VII’s eldest daughter? Whom did she marry? When?
Margaret
King James IV of Scotland
1503
What marriage arrangement was agreed in the Treaty of Medina del Campo, and in what year was this?
Prince Arthur of England and princess Catherine of Aragon
1489
In what year did Henry VII’s son Arthur die?
1501
In what year did Henry VII win a papal dispensation so Arthur’s widow Catherine of Aragon could marry his other son, Henry?
1503
Whom was Henry VII’s daughter Mary supposed to marry? In what year was this agreed?
Charles, son of Philip of Burgundy and Joanna of Castile (the future Charles V)
1507