Treaties + acts Flashcards
(18 cards)
Renewall of the Treaty of Etaples
1510
But Henry still had a war like sentiment with France, so created the Holy League (an anti-french alliance)
-Involved England, Spain, HRE, Venice, and The Papacy)
Treaty of Cambrai
1517
France and Spain and HRE
-End of their war, left England isolated
Treaty of London
1518
England and France and Spain and the HRE
-A general peace agreement
-Organised by Wolsey, made him become the Papal Legate
Treaty of Bruges
1521
England and the HRE
-An alliance against France
-Military support
Amicable grant
1525
Composed by Thomas Wolsey
-A heavy tax to collect funds for a war against France
-Disguised as a benevolence (a voluntary donation) which was misleading as it was a forced tax
-Passed without parliamentary approval
Eltham Ordinances
1526
Composed by Thomas Wolsey
-A heavy tax to fund the reform of the Privy Chamber
-Allowed Wolsey to change the courtiers in the chamber and their influence eg the Groom of the Stool
Treaty of Amiens
1527
England and France
-Alliance against the HRE due to its growing tensions
Peace of Cambrai
1529
France and the HRE
-Mutual recognition
-Restoration of territorial holdings
-Marriage alliance (Francis I + Eleanor of Austria, Charles V’s sister)
Act in restraint of appeals
1533
-The King of England was the ultimate authority
-Declared the marriage of Henry + Anne Boleyn legitimate
Act of Succession
1534
-Legitimised Henry’s child Elizabeth with Anne Boleyn as the rightful heir to the throne
-Didn’t legitimise Mary as Henry’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon was invalid
Act of supremacy
1534
-Declared Henry VIII as the supreme head of the Church of England
Treason Act
1534
-Any actions or words spoken against the King as the head of the church are punishable by treason
Act annexing first fruit and tenths
1534
-First fruit and tenths (a form of tax on the clergy) would no longer be payed to the pope, they would be payed to the king
Laws in Wales Act
1535
-Created Shires (counties) in Wales
-Wales now apart of the House of Commons
-Wales now subordinate to the English law
Act resuming liberties to the crown
1536
-Seizure of monastic properties
-Reverse land grants to the nobility to allow the crown more control
Royal Injunctions
1536
-Enforcement of the English bible
-Rejection of religious pilgrimages, processions and festivals
-Support for the crown’s supremacy
Treaty of Nice
1538
France and the Papal States
-Mutual defence and peace
-Temporary suspension of hostilities with the HRE
Treaty of Greenwich
1543
England and Scotland
-Marriage alliance (Edward VI + Mary of Scots) proposed for the future
-Envisioned a political union
-Recognition of English supremacy
-Withdrawal of hostilities (Rough Wooing)