Henrys Foreign Policy Flashcards
Treaty of estaples
1492 between france and England-
Treaty of Redon with brittany
England sent 6000 troops to defend against Frances attempts to claim brittany
Breton crisis outcome
Brittany was unable to defend itself against France
In December 1491 Anne of brittany married Charlie VIII, effectively ending Bretons independence
Intercursus Magnus- response to burgundy
Burgundian merchants were banished from England
Imposed a trade embargo on burgundy,hurting both sides economically
Impacts of intercursus Magnus
Improved diplomatic relations with England and burgundy, reducing the threat of foreign-backed pretenders.
Treaty of medina del campo 1489
Marriage alliance between Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon
Both Spain and England agreed to provide military support in case of foreign attack
Treaty of Windsor 1509
Signed between king Henry and Philip of burgundy
Granted English merchants favourable trading privileges in burgundy
Perkin Warbeck affair
James IV welcomed Perkin Warbeck, a pretender back into Scotland, providing him a marriage and large pension
This relationship culminated in a Scottish invasion on the border.
Treaty of perpetual peace and royal marriage
The treaty was made in 1502, and strengthened by the marriage of Margaret Tudor and James IV in 1503
Cornish rebellion
The Cornish rebellion of 1497 complicated Henry’s response to the Scottish threat.
It stopped him from being able to launch a full-scale retaliatory attack on Scotland.