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Question 1

When was the treaty of Medina Del Campo?

Answer 1

1459

Question 2

What was the treaty of Medina Del Campo?

Answer 2

Marriage alliance between Prince Arthur and Princess Catherine of Aragon

Question 3

What did Henry VII offer in 1502?

Answer 3

Offered Prince Henry to marry Princess Catherine of Aragon after Arthur died

Question 4

Who got married in Scotland?

Answer 4

Princess Margaret and James IV married in the treaty of perpetual peace in the 1500s

Question 5

What marriage alliance proved that he was not driven?

Answer 5

Marriage between Henry VII and Phillips’s sister, Margaret was agreed but never took place in 1503

Question 6

What marriage alliance only took place once Henry VII was dead?

Answer 6

Princess Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII

Question 7

What could be suggested about Henry VII?

Answer 7

That he was more secure at the end of his reign than at the beginning

Question 8

What was preservation of the Tudor dynasty?

Answer 8

Marriage alliances and heirs

Question 9

What was National security?

Answer 9

Treaties that ensured alliances and making sure there was no support for pretenders such as Warbeck

Question 10

What was international recognition?

Answer 10

People recognising Henry VII’s claim to the throne

Question 11

What were trade interests?

Answer 11

Treaties/ trade embargoes

Question 12

What happened in Brittany and France?

Answer 12

Treaty of Redon
Sent 6,000 men to help Duchess Anne fight France, but she married Charles VIII of France
Henry’s army was stranded but kept fighting until a pension was agreed
France then payed England 5,000 pounds per year until Henry VII died which secured peace between the two countries

Question 13

What happened in Scotland that proved he was driven?

Answer 13

Concerns over rebellion
Scottish support for Warbeck
Henry VII used money and army to control the border
Truce of Ayton/ Truce of Perpetual Peace

Question 14

What happened in Ireland that showed he was not driven?

Answer 14

Poyning’s Law had hoped to secure and stabilise relations but it only made Ireland angry as all of their laws had to be passed by England first
Poyning’s troops were withdrawn and relations were stable post 1500

Question 15

What were the trade interests that proved he was driven?

Answer 15

Intercus Magnus established in 1496 which gave England more money and secured trade deals