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French leaders

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Charles VIII france - 1498 - Louis XII

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Papal States leader

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pope innocent 1492 Alexander VI

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spanish leaders

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-ferdinand II

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Burgundy leader

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Phillip I

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1485-92

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diplomatic - diplomacy to secure throne

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1493-1502

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peace (w/ Scotland achieved)

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1503-09

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isolation (less successful - isolated from Europe)

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foreign policy factors (4)

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  • threat invasion / national security
  • dynastic threats
  • economic aims
  • secure dynasty
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what country did France attempt to annex - Henry send troops?

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  • Brittany
  • 6,000
  • oct 1492
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French reaction to Charles asserting his claim to French throne in October 1492-

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-3rd November treaty étaples - Charles saw greater glory in Italy

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treaty of étaples 1492 - success and failure for Henry

evidence to failure in national security but gain financial success as a side part

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-success
–> French pension + no support for warbeck
failure
–> southern side channel French + Brittany lost independence

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treaty redon 1489

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-britons agree pay cost of 6,000 men sent

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Warbeck married who in James IV’s court

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Catherine gordon

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when did Treaty of Ayton become a full peace ?

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signed 1497

–> Warbeck executed + James IV married Margaret = full peace

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when was a trade embargo placed on burgundy in warbeck criss

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-1493-1496

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what was the negotiation with Phillip Henry made in 1508

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mallas intercursus(when trapped in storm)
--> gained earl Suffolk
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when was Treaty Medina Del Campo?

-marriage actually happened

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  • 1489

- > 1501 - shows how Warbeck impacted Henry’s foreign policy)

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who was married to Joanna Castille + why did Ferdinand get angry w/ Henry

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  • Phillip burgundy

- supported Phillip burgundy in Castilian crisis + kept Catherine’s dowry after Arthur death 1502

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who died 1504

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-Isabella castille = crisis

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1503 Elizabeth York dies - 2 potential marriages fro Henry VII

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  • Joanna naples - (niece Ferdinand – Ferdinand needs support due to worsening relations w/ France)
  • Joanna Castille
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why did Henry offer Henry VIII to Louis XII’s niece Margaret of Angouleme

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-antagoniseFerdinand ( worsening relations w/ France)

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1495 League of Venice for what ?

–> when did Henry join + what did he do to show he was acting on own accord

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  • drive Charles out of italy
  • 1496 w/ help from Ferdinand
  • -> England not bound to war w/ France
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1496 succesfful as well because –>

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-magnus intercursus - end trade embargo on burgundy - English merchants sell w/o tolls on Phillips land

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how successful was Henry’s foreign policies

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  • Henry’s foreign policy was largely successful when considered in regards to his aims - although there were weaknesses in his economic foreign policy this was the intention of Henry, as within his foreign policy the economy lay subordinate to more demanding aims such as national security.
  • Although, the caveats of the depleting success of Henry’s policy over his rule and perhaps only surface level victory slightly limit Henry’s success.
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national security SUCCESS surface leve
France:-1492 Treaty of Étaples - perkin warbeck → no aid to rebels / Charles pre-occupied w/ Italian disputes + expanding their empire Scotland: -assassination James III Battle Sauchieburn 1488- james IV king - no threat → Henry’s against france annexing brittany 1491 = tighten relations due to 1295 historic auld alliance -Treaty Ayton, finalised by death warbeck 1499 = first peace treaty since 1328 HOWEVER - Henry unable to suppress France in Brittany crisis - french annexation gave control of channel + invasion base Therefore potential threat lurked beneath surface level success but never erupted = SUCCESS
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P2 - securing dynasty | - SUCCESS
1489 Medina Del Campo → recognition form rising european power CA- perkin warbeck parading around europe portrayed weakness - catherine did not arrive until 1501 - shows ferdinand questioned Henry’s credibility -death arthur - weaken agrmt.castilian inheritance dispute - henry favours phillip burgundy - agrmt. Survived but on lose ends Success w/ Edmund De La Pole: 1506 storm = phillip burgundy take refuge + Mallas Intercursus signed -de la pole w/ real claim to throne Improved security - but one storm away from dynastic collapse
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P3 - economic - subordinate to security
-Success varied as it lay subordinate to national security -example contrasting side of Perkin Warbeck → to reference previous point - Treaty of Etaples - french pension amounts to 5% royal income However - etaples only to suppress warbeck + trade agrmt ame alongside if Finances were sacrificed at expense national security e.g. -->trade embargo on Phillip Burgundy in perkin warbeck too 1493-96
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IMPORTANT NOTE: last years 1503-09 saw weakening position
after elizabeth and arthur's death - many marriage agrmt.s failed for henry w/. European powers -HOWEVER- Italian conflict involving france meant england have little threat at end of reign → perhaps England’s lack of superiority in europe = decreased threat
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most important factor/ aim in henry's foreign policies always =
national security - international alliances → national security - increase finances - national security - recognition - international == marriage alliances
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when was league Cambrai
1508 - evidence henry's deteriorating status ( Ferdinand excludes Henry)
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when was Magnus intercourses and what did it end
1496 (1493 trade embargo w/ burgundy)
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what truce was made w/ france at beginning reign
1485 truce w/ France - extended in 1489
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what happened in Scotland 1488
assassination James III scotland - minor James IV king
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what did treaty staples French pension make up
5% England annual income
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what happened with every treaty Henry VII signed
trade clause within every treaty ( but add on to national security)
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what did customs revenue increase from
£33,000 in 1485 to £40,000 in 1509
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when was the navigation act
1485 to 86 -- limited foreign control English trade (mark scheme said you had to write this one year0
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what was restored in 1504
Hanseatic league - in balticc as concerned hanse might give earl Suffolk support
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what happened after navigation acts fixed in Medina del campo
spain forbade export Spanish goods on foreign ships | - BUT Medina del campo says only English goods on English ships
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evidence of Henry prioritising national security over money
Trade Embargo – Margaret burgundy 1493-96 – financial backlash of cloth – cannot send to Antwerp
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position of Henry 1450s
-hundred years war - lose all land except calais
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evidence of Henry's vulnerable position 1450 w/ strength Spain
Ferdinand + Isabella unite Aragon + castille = spain international power
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1450 issue w/ Margaret burgundy
burgundy important for trade but Margaret = Yorkist threat
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how did Italian wars strengthen Henry's position
france spain + HRE distracted by Italian wars
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how was Henry forced into foreign policy
pretenders - not naturally inclined to do foreign policy
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defence trading interest definition
trade / money
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national security definition
protecting country from attack
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recognition tudor dynasty definition
recognition as true king = marriage alliances +
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what should be noted about all of Henry's treaties
all have financial benefits + national security as all mention pretenders
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1485-92
policy diplomacy to secure throne
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1493 - 1502
period peace w/ Scotland = secures henry's position MOST SUCCESSFUL
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1503 - 1509
henry's weakens position + isolation
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example of diplomacy in 1485-1492
-1486 3 yr truce w/ scotland -
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Holy League when was it
1496 against French in Italy by Ferdinand + Maximilian
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what was league Cambrai ?
1508 initially against Ferdinand - france + spain decide to remove Henry
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henry's success in Scotland
-stabilise but no full security - 1493 - 9 yr truce signed England x Scotland (suppresses anti English powers)
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1 thing that Henry fails to do in trade
fails to dominate Hanseatic league + fails to gain access to new world via Medina del campo - MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
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league Cambrai
Henry not invited to join 1508
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malus intercursus downside
never actually took place

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