Henry VIII foreign policy 1526-1540
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- Henry VIII foreign policy 1526-1540
- France
- 1527 Treaty of Amiens, Henry offered to support France against HRE
- 1527 treaty of Westminster, France and England agreed to keep peace
- 1528 Henry declares war on Charles, France also at war with Charles
- France defeated. Peace of Cambrai between France and HRE, England Isolated
- Spain/HRE
- Wolsey puts on a trade embargo against burgundy (which was controlled by Charles)
- Charles retaliated and this caused wide spread unemployment and socio-economic issues
- HRE and France have a treaty (treaty of nice 1538), peace from war and agreed to severe ties with England. England isolated and vulnerable with no allies
- France
- 1527 Treaty of Amiens, Henry offered to support France against HRE
- 1527 treaty of Westminster, France and England agreed to keep peace
- 1528 Henry declares war on Charles, France also at war with Charles
- France defeated. Peace of Cambrai between France and HRE, England Isolated
- France
- Wolsey puts on a trade embargo against burgundy (which was controlled by Charles)
- 1533, Henry begins breaking with Rome
- Catholic threats are reduced as Catherine of Aragon died and France and HRE begin fighting again
- 1538 Henry excommunicated by the pope. Pope encourages France and Scotland to do a Spanish crusade against Henry
- This makes henry do the 1539 act of six articles to reinforce Catholic Doctrine and marry Anne of Cleves for protestant allies against the catholics
- Ireland
- England control the pale around Dublin. The Earl of Kildare's dismissal in 1534 led to a major rebellion in Ireland
- 1539 pale invaded by Gaelic Lords
- 1541, Ireland established as a separate kingdom
- 1539 pale invaded by Gaelic Lords
- England control the pale around Dublin. The Earl of Kildare's dismissal in 1534 led to a major rebellion in Ireland
- France
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