War and Diplomacy Flashcards

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Losses in France, 1453 - Dan Jones quote?

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‘The occupancies sought with increasing futility to convince first the enemy, and then themselves, that the English Kingdom of France was something that could be realistically maintained.’

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Losses in France, 1453 - Who did HV nominate to act as Regent in France?

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his brother, John Duke of Bedford - job = to make sure English claims remained intact in France during minority of HVI

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Losses in France, 1453 - Which key individual / groups were trying to destroy English claims in France?

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Dauphin - supported by Armagnacs - supported by Scots

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Losses in France, 1453 - In what year did the Battle of Verneuil occur? Who did it involve? What was the outcome? How did Dan Jones describe it?

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1424
army led by John, Duke of Bedford VS French-Scottish army
Bedford won
Dan Jones - ‘the high point of John, Duke of Bedford’s recency in France, and of English fortunes on the continent as a whole.’

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Losses in France, 1453 - Joan of Arc - Who was she? What did she do? What does this result in for her and for the Dauphin?

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peasant girl
heard voices from God telling her to fight off English invaders
convinced Charles to lead army against English - Charles
Joan of Arc captured and burnt at the steak
Dauphin crowned king Charles VII, July 1429

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Losses in France, 1453 - In what year did Philip, Duke of Burgundy, who had always been loyal to the English, declare loyalty to Charles VII?

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1435

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Losses in France, 1453 - What did Sarah Gristwood write about HVI in her book ‘Blood Sisters’?

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‘he was the last man on earth to rule what was already a turbulent country’

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Losses in France, 1453 - In what year was the treaty of Toures made?

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1444

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Losses in France, 1453 - What were the main outcomes of the treaty of Toures?

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2 year truce
HVI’s marriage to Margaret of Anjou
Surrendering of Maine to France

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Losses in France, 1453 - Which was the only part of France not lost by 1453?

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Calais

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Losses in France, 1453 - In what year did the English attack Fourges in Brittany? Why? How is this shown by what the attack entailed? How did the Parliamentary Rolls describe the situation?

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1449
Parliament refused to grant HVI taxes - money could be cause
looting = part of the attack
‘If war should occur…Normandy is in no way sufficient in itself to offer resistance against the great might of the enemy…they could not be defended.’

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Losses in France, 1453 - What were the consequences?

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Jack Cade rebellion
war + high taxation
disolusioned soldiers among rebels

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Losses in France, 1453 - How did Dan Jones describe the people of Kent?

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‘armed, organised, angry, frightened and ready to go to war to defend the realm…’

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Losses in France, 1453 - HVI's mental collapse - 
When did it happen? 
How long did it last? 
What did it lead to? 
How were his nobles and wife affected?
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happened immediately after defeat at Castillon

lasted for 17/18 months

breakdown of law and order e.g. north - Percy VS Neville

tensions between York and Somerset
Margaret of Anjou’s power increasing
York protector

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Losses in France, 1453 - What did HV want?

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regain lands in France held by his ancestors

king of France

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Losses in France, 1453 - When did HV capture the Port of Harfleur?

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25th October, 1415

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Losses in France, 1453 - in what battle did HV famously defeat the French? In what year did this take place?

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Agincourt

1415

18
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Losses in France, 1453 - Between which years did HV carry out the conquest of Normandy?

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1417 - 1419

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Losses in France, 1453 - When was Rouen surrendered to HV?

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January 1419

20
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Losses in France, 1453 - When did the French agree to the Treaty of Troyes?

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May 1420

21
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Losses in France, 1453 - When did HV return to England for the first time in three and a half years and go on royal progress with his wife Catherine?

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February 1421

22
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Losses in France, 1453 - When did HV die?

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31 August, 1422

23
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Treaty of Piquigny, 1475 - What happened?

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June 1475 - EIV invaded France with large army
funded by taxation
declared himself King of France + Duke of Normandy and Gascony
Louis XI met EIV on bridge over river Somme in Piquigny - Treaty of Piquigny - 7 year truce + pension of £10,000 per year
EIV pocketed tax money - people angry taxes and benevolences not paid back

24
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Spanish marriage 1499 - Who were Katherine’s parents?

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Ferdinand II of Aragon

Isabella I of Castile

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Spanish marriage, 1499 - When did negotiations begin for the marriage?

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1488

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Spanish marriage, 1499 - What treaty was signed? When? What did it do?

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Treaty of Medina del Campo
1489
common policy towards France
reduced tariffs between England and Spain
marriage contract between Arthur + Katherine
dowry for Katherine = 200,000 crowns

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Spanish marriage, 1499 - population of England + Wales compared to France?

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England + Wales = 2 1/2 million

France = 15 million

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Spanish marriage, 1499 - What was Spain’s motivation in allying English?

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Spanish merchants would have protection of English ports

29
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Spanish marriage, 1499 - What happened after Arthur died in 1502?

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HVIII wanted to marry Katherine
against rules of Catholic Church
asked Pope for permission - papal dispensation 1509

Isabella died - disagreements over inheritance of her estates in Castile
estates originally promised to Juana (K’s elder sister), married to Archduke Philip of the Lowlands
Isabella tried to disinherit Juana + pass lands to Ferdinand
Philip died

Ferdinand had not paid 2nd instalment of dowery to HVII - HVII started to look elsewhere for bride for HVIII
HVII died

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What alliances or marriages did Henry IV negotiate in order to stabilise his regime?

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married Joan of Navarre

marries daughter to king of Norway, Sweden and Denmark