EdVI FOREIGN POLICY Flashcards

1
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WHEN was the Battle of Pinkie?

A

September 1547

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WHAT was the Battle of Pinkie?

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English victory against Scotland

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WHY did Somerset’s attempt to control Scotland fail?

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  • Difficult and expensive to garrison (equip) forts
  • English army not strong enough to capture Dunbar and Edinburgh
  • France came in to help Scotland (the ‘auld alliance’)
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HOW MANY troops did England send to Scotland during Somerset’s rule?

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16,000 infantry, 4,000 cavalry and 30 warships

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HOW MUCH did Somerset’s campaign in Scotland cost?

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£600,000

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HOW MANY troops did France send to defend against Somerset’s campaign in Scotland?

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4,000

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WHAT were Somerset’s aims in foreign policy?

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1) Aggressive: keen to follow HVIII’s policy, but focused most on Scotland
2) Wanted to enforce the marriage between EdVI and Mary, Queen of Scots

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HOW successful was Somerset’s foreign policy

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Not very. His policy only really managed to cement the alliance between Scotland and France. However, much of his problems stemmed from the diplomatic, economic and military problems he inherited.

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9
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WHERE did Mary Queen of Scots go in 1548?

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The French took control of her. She went to France and married the Dauphin (heir to the French throne), spoiling Somerset’s plans for a marriage between EdVI and Mary

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WHEN did Mary Queen of Scots go to live in France?

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1548

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WHEN and WHY did Somerset withdraw troops from Scotland?

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Summer 1549: to deal with the rebellions and protect against a posisble French invasion

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WHAT did Northumberland do in his foreign policy?

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  • Reduced foreign policy expenditure
  • Ended war with France
  • Ended war with Scotland, abandoning forts and garrisons
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WHEN was the Treaty of Boulogne signed?

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1550

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WHAT were the terms of the Treaty of Boulogne?

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Peace treaty between England, Scotland and France:
- England returned Boulogne and France paid £133,333 for it
- Agreed on a future marriage of EdVI and Henri II of France’s daughter, Elizabeth
- England had to restore the English-Scottish border

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WHY did Northumberland make an alliance with France?

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He saw that the real enemy was the Catholic Charles V (King of Spain and Holy Roman Emperor)

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HOW successful was Northumberland’s foreign policy?

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FAILURES:
1) Had to end war with Scotland and restore old border
2) Boulogne was given back to France
SUCCESSESS:
1) Successfully reduced expenditiure
2) Protection against the Holy Roman Empire
3) Marriage alliance with France

17
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WHAT drove Northumberland’s foreign policy?

A

Financial priorities