Henry VII (part 2) Flashcards

Foreign policy, Society, religion (22 cards)

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When was the Navigation Act and what did it do?

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1485 - forbade English merchants loading goods onto foreign ships unless no English ones were available
-English ships, crew of at least 50% Kings subjects required

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What two countries did Henry make commercial treaties with in 1486?

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France and Brittany (owed for shelter during exile)

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When and why did Henry make a treaty with the Holy Roman Empire?

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1487 - better security, less chance of them backing an invasion

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When was the treaty of Redon and why did Henry make it?

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1489 - 6000 troops provided to defend Breton independence under Lord Daubeney

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When was the Treaty of Dordrecht with Maximilian and what was the aim?

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1489 - Henry sent 3000 troops to Maximilian and HRE, failed as he didn’t provide troops for Breton independence (made peace with Charles VIII of France)j

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What was the outcome of Brittany?

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Attempts failed in 1491, Anne married Charles VIII under pressure, France took Brittany

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What and when was the treaty of Medina del Campo?

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~Henry recognised as King, ended trade restrictions
~CoA promised to Prince Arthur
~Agreed to go to war with France to recover Normandy and Aquitane

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When was the Treaty of Florence?

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1490 - allowed English wool to be imported into Pisa (main port of Florence)

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When was the Treaty of Etaples?

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1492 -
~England led 12,000 troops into Brittany, agreed to remove all troops from French soil (except Calais)
~France to pay England 745,000 crowns (£159,000)

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When was the Nine Year truce made with Scotland?

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1493 - after pro-English Earl of Angus took control

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When and why was a trade embargo put on Burgundy?

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1493 - huge risk to force Warbeck out

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When was the Holy League (League of Venice) set up?

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1495 - to force french out of Italy, Henry joined in 1496

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When was the Intercursus Magnus?

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1496 - Free trade deal with Burgundy
-Philip not to support Warbeck as Margaret had done

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How effective was the Intercursus Magnus?

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By 1509 - England exporting over half of cloth exports to Europe
-Cloth production 1485-1509 had increased 60%

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When was the Treaty of Ayton?

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1497 - Scots stopped supporting Warbeck brought end to crisis with Scotland
-After Warbeck execution became full peace treaty (first agreement of kind with Scotland since 1328)

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16
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When did Arthur marry CoA?

17
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When did Arthur die?

18
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When was the intercursus malus and what were its terms?

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1506 - Henry had to pay £158,000 to get Earl of Suffolk back
-marriage alliances: HVII to Margaret of Austria, Prince Henry to Eleanor of Burgundy, Princess Mary to Charles of Burgundy
-English cloth exported without duty, seen to generous, reverted in 1507

19
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When was the League of Cambrai created and what was the impact?

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1508 - Louis XII and Spain main players, England isolated from European affairs

20
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what was the rough population during Henry’s reign?

21
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What percentage of commoners lived in poverty by 1500?