2.2. Tudor History - Henry VII's Foreign Policy (COMPLETE)

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Which country harboured Henry for 14 years?

Which country also protected Henry and provided him with troops and financial aid?

Alliance between France and Scotland (Anti-England)

Spanish monarchs that marry in 1469 to unify Castille and Aragon

...And

Henry's eldest son and heir

...Marries Catherine of Aragon in ____

...Wedding dowry

...Dies in ____

Henry's oldest daughter (and 2nd child)

Henry's next eldest son (and third child)

...Marries Catherine of Aragon in ____

Henry's youngest daughter (and fourth child)

...Agreed to marry Charles, heir to Spanish throne and likely next Emperor

Henry's youngest child

...Dies in ____

Trade deal with France, removing all restrictions between their trade (date)

...Not enforced until

First treaty concerning Henry's foreign policy

...Date

James III of Scotland dies, leaving 15 year-old James IV as King (date)

1489 treaty with Denmark that gave English fishers the right to fish in _________ waters

In ____, a treaty was signed that provided for English wool to be imported into Pisa, the main port of Florence. At the same time, Henry restricted the sale of wool to the Venetians. Fearing that they would lose out to Florence in the wool trade in that area, the Venetian government lifted import duties on English goods. This enabled English merchants to carry out more trade with the wealthiest Mediterranean state.

First treaty by Henry himself

...Date

...Not formally ratified by Henry until

Treaty between HRE and England

...Date

Crisis where French King was to be married to Duke of Brittany's daughter, which would end Brittany's independence from France

...Date - date

Henry sent 6000 English troops to fight (at the expense of Brittany) under the command of Lord Daubeney

...Date

Size of army led into France by Henry himself to force France to sue for peace on English terms

Ended an English invasion of France, launched in order to stop France's support for the pretender Perkin Warbeck. France agreed to expel Warbeck and pay England an indemnity of £159,000. Terms also included the English accepting French control of Brittany, and France not supporting pretenders

...Date

Margaret of Burgundy receives Perkin Warbeck at her court, allows him to stay and supports his cause with 2000 mercenaries

English trade embargo on Burgundy for Margaret of Burgundy's support for Perkin Warbeck (date - date)

Ends trade embargo, with Margaret's acceptance of the Tudor succession a condition of the treaty. Philip was also keen to secure English help against France, very favourable conditions for English merchants, granted reciprocal trade privileges to English, established fixed duties

...Date

Scotland invades England in support of Perkin Warbeck (date)

Peace treaty between England and Scotland, James IV drops support for Perkin Warbeck

...Date

Agreement to end intermittent fighting between England and Scotland, marriage of Margaret Tudor (Henry VII's daughter) to James IV

...Date

Elizabeth of York's (Henry's wife) death (date)

Philip of Burgundy is shipwrecked on England. Henry removed all duties from English textile exports without recipricacy. Henry to be married to Philip's sister, Margaret. Drop of Burgundian support for Edmund de la Pole secured

...Date

League of Cambrai is formed (date)