Henry VIII - Foreign policy 1514 - 1526 Flashcards

1
Q

Between 1514 and 1526 England remained a minor power in comparison to which two powerful European countries?

A

France and Spain

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The ‘ auld alliance’ was an alliance between which two countries?

A

France and Scotland

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If relations were positive with France, what would relations be like with Scotland?

A

They would also be positive

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Which wars still held precedence and distracted the major European powers?

A

The Italian Wars

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The Battle of Pavia was a major battle that was part of the Italian Wars, the battle consisted of France fighting who?

A

Spain and the Holy Roman Empire

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Which treaty marked the peak of Wolsey’s power and established European peace?

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The Treaty of London

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Who was the leading dominant figure in Europe, he became King of Spain in 1516 and the Holy Roman Emperor in 1519?

A

Charles

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8
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When did Charles become King of France

A

1516

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9
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What was the Field of Cloth of Gold?

A

The field of cloth of gold was the name given to a meeting which took place over more than two weeks in June 1520 between Henry and Francis I

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The Field of Cloth of Gold was a meeting between who?

A

Henry and Francis I

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The Field of Cloth of Gold was a meeting, where did it take place?

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Near the town of Calais

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During the meeting known as the Field of Cloth of God each king set up a base in a lavishly decorated pavilion which was used for dining and entertainment. Despite the hospitality being sumptuous, why in Henry’s eyes did it lose some of its attraction?

A

He lost a wrestling match to Francis

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13
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It has been estimated that the Field of Cloth of Gold cost Henry’s royal treasury how much?

A

£15000

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