Henry VII Foreign Policy Flashcards
What treaty cemented an alliance between Henry and Spain?
Treaty of Medina del Campo, 1489
This treaty included mutual protection and a marriage alliance.
List the three main agreements of the Treaty of Medina del Campo.
Mutual protection in the event of attack
Agreement not to harbour rebels or pretenders
Marriage alliance between Arthur and Catherine
This treaty was significant for Anglo-Spanish relations.
What was the significance of Anglo-Burgundian relations in 1504?
Central to Henry’s foreign policy calculations
This was especially important after the death of Queen Isabella of Castille.
What year did Henry cement the alliance with Spain?
1489
This was through the Treaty of Medina del Campo.
Fill in the blank: The relationship between England and Burgundy turned sour after the death of _______.
Charles the Bold
His death in 1477 led to changing dynamics in European politics.
What were the key components to create a visual story about England’s relations with European powers?
- Key characters
- Key dates
- Key events
This exercise helps to understand historical relationships better.
True or False: The Treaty of Medina del Campo included a provision for mutual protection.
True
This was one of the main agreements of the treaty.
What were the five key dates related to the agreements, problems, and solutions with Spain?
- 1489
- 1501
- 1502
- 1504
- 1506
These dates mark significant events in Anglo-Spanish relations.
How can one interpret the views of historian S.B. Chrimes?
Identify opinions and views expressed in his work
This involves discussing their convincing and unconvincing elements.
What should one consider when evaluating how well Henry is doing as King?
Placement and justification of his performance
This involves assessing his foreign policy and domestic governance.
What is the main purpose of creating a visual story in this context?
To illustrate the relationship between England, the Netherlands, Burgundy, and the Holy Roman Empire
Visual storytelling aids in grasping complex historical relationships.
Who were the two Scottish Kings during the reign of Henry?
James III and James IV
What event ended England’s over-lordship of Scotland?
The Battle of Bannockburn in June 1314
What was the immediate threat to England from Scotland?
Scotland’s direct border with England and past grievances
How did relations between Henry and James change after 1495?
Relations worsened due to James IV’s support of Perkin Warbeck
Fill in the blank: The Treaty of Ayton was signed in _____
1497
What problems did James IV face during his reign?
Lack of support from the people
Northumberland’s allegiance
Henry’s Cornish Rebellion
What was one of Henry’s aims regarding Scotland?
To achieve peace through treaties
What was the outcome of the Treaty of Perpetual Peace?
Improved relations through marriage and diplomacy
Who did Princess Margaret marry in 1503?
James IV of Scotland
Compared to Scotland, how successful was Henry in Ireland?
Henry’s success in Ireland was less than in Scotland
What is the focus of Assessment Objective AO3?
Analyse and evaluate different interpretations of historical context
What does a Level 5 response demonstrate in the generic mark scheme?
Very good understanding of interpretations and historical context
What key concept should be avoided in the homework regarding the extracts?
Discussion of the reliability of the extracts
