Henry VII - Rebellions and Foreign Relations Flashcards
Lovell Rebellion - led by leading Yorkists.
1486
Battle of Stoke - Lambert Simnel is defeated and turned over to Henry.
1487
Yorkshire Rebllion - caused by Henry’s attempts to raise money for the Brittany campaign.
1489
Treaty of Medina del Campo
1489
Treaty of Etaples
1492
Treaty of Ayton
1497
League of Cambrai
1508
A pretender to Henry’s throne. He pretended to be Edward, Earl of Warwick but was defeated at the Battle of Stoke where he was turned over to Henry, who gave him a job in the kitchens.
Lambert Simnel
A pretender to Henry’s throne, he claimed to be Richard, Duke of York (one of the princes in the tower). He gained support around Europe, but was later caught and executed by Henry.
Perkin Warbeck
Treaty of Redon
1489
Intercursus Magnus
1496
Intercursus Malus
1506
Treaty of Perpetual Peace
1502
An agreement between England and Brittany in which Duchess Anne would pay for a small English army to defend Brittany from the threat coming from France.
Treaty of Redon
The major commercial treaty between England and the Duchy of Burgundy which restored normal trading links between the two.
Intercursus Magnus
A trade agreement between England and Burgundy, this treaty never became fully operative and by the following year, trading relations had been restored.
Intercursus Malus
Treaty with Charles VIII of France, he agreed to withdraw his support for Perkin Warbeck and to pay a pension to Henry to compensate him for the expense of having recruited an army of invasion.
Treaty of Etaples
Treaty with Ferdinand I of Spain, the two monarchies offered mutual protection in the event of attack, they agreed not to harbour rebels or pretenders, and they arranged a marriage alliance between Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon.
Treaty of Medina del Campo
A peace treaty with James IV of Scotland.
Treaty of Ayton
Treaty with Scotland, it was agreed that James IV should marry Princess Margaret, Henry’s eldest daughter.
Treaty of Perpetual Peace
Agreement between England and Brittany in which Duchess Anne would pay for a small English army to defend Brittany from the French threat.
Treaty of Redon
King of Scotland
James IV
King of France
Charles VIII
King and Queen of Spain
Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castille.
