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in the early years of his reign, who did Henry VIII want to take after in his Foreign policy?

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His ancestor is Henry V

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what did Henry’s councillors convince Henry to do in 1510?

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renew the Treaty of Etaples in 1510

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what war did Henry VIII want to restart and why?

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the 100 year war, as he felt England had a claim to the French throne

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Why did Henry send the Archbishop of York to Pope Julius II?

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to persuade him to ally against French

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What was the Holy league and who was involved?

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  • Anti French alliance

- Spain, England, Holy Roman Empire, Venice and Papacy

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Why the Holy league not that great for Henry?

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he was being used by Ferdinand of Aragon and Maximillian

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How did Ferdinand use Henry in 1512?

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Henry sent a an army of 10,000 men to southwest France

this achieved nothing but was a diversionary tactic for Ferdinand to capture Navarre.

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What did Henry lead in 1513 and what did it achieve?

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  • He invaded Northeastern France and won the Battle of Spurs in September 1513
  • he captured Tournai and Therouanne
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What was also won in England when Henry was busy in France?

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The battle of Flodden September 1513

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Who had led the attack against James IV in Battle of Flodden?

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Earl of Surrey

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Who was killed in battle of Flodden?

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James IV and some Scottish nobles

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What were the failures of Henry’s military adventures in 1513?

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  • War was costly and Henry had to liquidate assets his father left
  • there was almost a revolt in Yorkshire about tax
  • the pension from France was lost
  • Tournai was eventually sold back for cheaper than defence repair had cost
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What did Henry contemplate in 1514 and why did it fail?

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an Invasion of France

Spain and Holy Roman Empire had made peace with France

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Who and how made helped England make peace with France after 1513?

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Wolsey

  • recovered Etaples pension
  • Marriage alliance between Henry sister Mary and Louis XII
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What 3 points could be the basis of foreign policy during 1514-1526?

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  • England remained a relatively small power
  • Henry significantly overestimates English power
  • Auld alliance between Scotland and France remained, threatening England
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By 1514 Henry VIII had run out of money to continue his war foreign policy, what were the consequences of this?

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  • He could not take advantage of Scotland after their victory in Battle of Flodden
  • he sought peace with france and created a marriage alliance, however this was short lived as Louis XII died.
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After the death of Louis XII who took control of France?

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Francis I

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18
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Why did Henry Viii not like Francis?

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They were personal rivals

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What was Henry’s immediate response to Francis becoming king and why did it fail?

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  • to seek an alliance with Ferdinand, however Ferdinand died in 1516, which enabled his Grandson, Charles V to take over.
    Charles wanted an alliance with France
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What treaty created peace between Spain and France in 1516?

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Treaty of Noyon 1516

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What treaty created peace between HRE and France, which isolated England?

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Treaty of Cambrai 1517

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How was Francis able to undermine Anglo-Scottish relations?

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the duke of Albany, who was also a French noble, was the heir presumptive. this meant France could take control of Scotland if there was no other liable heir

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Why was the threat from Duke of Albany minimised?

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there was poisonous divisions in Scottish nobility

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What treaty, by Wolsey, enabled the end of England’s isolation?

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Treaty of London 1518

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What was the Treaty of London?

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A Treaty by Wolsey, prompted by Pope Leo X who wanted a united christian front, made an agreement of ‘perpetual peace’

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What status did the pope give Wolsey in 1518?

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Papal Legate

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Due to the Treaty of London what were the French and English able to agree on?

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  • Tournai was returned
  • French agreed to pay pension
  • French agreed to keep Albany out of Scotland
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Why did the French worried about the power of Spain?

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Charles V, king of Spain, would be Holy Roman Emperor

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What was organised In June 1520, which improved relations between England and France?

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The field of the cloth of gold

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30
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How long did the field of the cloth of gold last?

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two weeks

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31
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What was achieved in the field of the cloth of gold?

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nothing, but tensions between Francis and Charles V increased

32
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What Treaty was created by Wolsey between England and Charles V in 1521

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Treaty of Bruges August 1521

33
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Why was Henry compelled to switch support to Charles V in 1521?

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  • he could improve relations with pope
  • he might gain territory in France
  • part of the detail entailed a marriage alliance between Henry’s daughter Mary and Charles V
34
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When did Henry Invade France again after 1521?

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  • 1522

- 1523

35
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Who won the Battle of Pavia 1925

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Charles V

36
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What did Henry Viii suggest Charles do after the victory in Pavia and what did Charles say?

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Henry had asked Charles to launch a joint attack to invade France and take land, however Charles was not interested and declined

37
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After his offer to charles V about invading France was declined, what were the consequences that had impacted Henry Viii?

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  • his ego was bruised, he had to back down
  • his resentment towards Charles V was reinforced when he repudiated his marriage contract with princess Mary
  • Wolsey’s domestic prestige never recovered
38
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After the battle of Pavia, which country did Henry lean support towards?

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France

39
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Which league did Henry give support to against the Emperor Charles V

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league of Cognac

40
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Why did England remain a relatively small power in 1527?

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Henry failed to resolve his ‘great matter’

41
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What were Henry and Wolsey forced to do because of their weak position in 1527?

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  • make an anti-imperial alliance with France in Treaty of Amiens
42
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What was Sack of Rome in 1527

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Charles V had kept Pope clement VII as a prisoner so he could not divorce Henry and Catherine

43
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What ensured Henry that he could not solve his marital issues through diplomatic means?

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  • Charles’ victory at battle of Landriano 1529
  • peace of Cambrai 1529
    dominance over pope
44
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Who did Henry blame for not being able to Divorce catherine?

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Wolsey, leading to his downfall in 1529

45
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What was the only option for Henry to Divorce Catherine?

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Break with Rome 1533

46
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Why were there no short term repercussions with the Break with Rome?

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Charles V was more invested with the threat the Ottoman Turks had on Christian Europe

47
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Who did Henry try make an alliance with after 1532 to reinforce his position?

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the League of Schmalkalden, however it was foundered by mistrust

48
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What two reasons reduced pressure for Henry in 1536?

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  • Death of Catherine of Aragon and execution of Anne Boleyn

- renewal of fighting between France and Charles

49
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Why had Henry’s position gotten worse in 1538?

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  • Charles and Francis made peace in Treaty of nice, severed connection with England
  • Pope Paul III sent a Bull deposing Henry, this absolved Catholics from obeying Henry
  • Pope sent envoys to France and Scotland to support a crusade against Henry
50
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What did Henry do to prevent himself being invaded in 1539?

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  • Six article act 1539

- married Anne of Cleves ( which was short-lived after Charles and Francis fought again)

51
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which part of Ireland did England control and who governed it?

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the Pale

Kildare

52
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When was Kildare Dismissed?

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1534

53
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Who led the major rebellion in Ireland in 1534?

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Kildare’s son, Thomas Fitzgerald

54
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Why did the attempt to Bring Ireland under direct British control fail?

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  • they would need an English born deputy, supported by military presence
  • it was very costy
55
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Which Gaelic lords invaded Pale in 1539?

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Con O’neill

Manus O’donell

56
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How did England try pacify Ireland after the invasion of the Pale in 1939?

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  • establishing Ireland as a separate Kingdom in 1541
  • imposed English laws and creating counties
  • Ireland would get same protection as England
  • Lords received peerage titles
57
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Why did England not follow through with the Irish reforms in 1541?

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  • lacked resources

- no residual Irish loyalty to crown

58
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After 1534 why did relations with Ireland get worse?

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Religious differences began to emerge

59
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After 1540 what characteristic was Henry’s foreign policy?

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Aggressive

60
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When did England Invade Scotland after 1540?

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1542

61
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Which Battle did England win in 1542

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Battle of Solway moss

62
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Why did Henry not lead a full scale invasion to Scotland despite the advantage England had?

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  • Henry wanted military success in France, therefore he gave Scotland diplomatic pressure
63
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What scottish policy did Henry come up with to secure Scotland?

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Rough wooing

64
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Who did Henry try to betrothe between England and Scotland?

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Prince Edward and Mary queen of scots

65
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What did English ambassador, Sir Ralph Sadler, report to Henry?

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  • the Scottish were suspicious of the intentions of Henry

- the scots refused to let Mary of scots be raised in England

66
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Which Treaty betrothed Edward and Mary in 1543

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Treaty of Greenwich

67
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Who had rejected the Treaty of Greenwich and what were the consequences?

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Earl of Arran deserted the cause, scottish parliament refused to rectify treaty
this enraged Henry who asked earl of Hertford to invade

68
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What were failures of Henry in Scotland?

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  • He neglected opportunity to secure Scotland through military force in 1542
  • He failed to listen to Sadler’s warnings about Hostility
  • His ordering for Hertford was not strategic and only aggravated Scots
69
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Who did Henry create an alliance with to help facilitate invasion of France?

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Charles v

70
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What was England able to capture?

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Boulogne

71
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who made peace in 1544 that made it difficult for Henry?

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France and Charles

72
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How did matters get worse in 1545?

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  • Francis I sent troop to Scotland to reinforce possible invasion of England through Scottish border
  • English were defeated at battle of Ancrum moor
  • Separate French force landed in Isle of Wight
  • Henry’s flagship, Mary Rose, Sank
73
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When did France and England make Peace?

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1546

74
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What problems rose after 1546

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  • unable to fund war
  • he sold crown estate
  • borrowed large sums
  • debased coinage
  • high inflation
75
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when were the succession acts?

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1534
1536
1544

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