Henry VIII: Foreign Policy
- Created by: Charlotte Emily Turner
- Created on: 28-06-17 14:16
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- Henry VIII's Foreign Policy
- 1510: Renewal of Treaty of Etaples
- 1512: First invasion of France
- Achieved nothing
- Used by Ferdinand as a distraction (to invade Navarre)
- 1513: Second invasion of France
- Battle of the Spurs, Therouanne, Tournai
- Nothing was really accomplished! (costly, spent inheritance, nearly a second tax rebellion in Yorkshire, renegotiated pension was lost)
- Battle of Flodden
- Nothing was really accomplished! (costly, spent inheritance, nearly a second tax rebellion in Yorkshire, renegotiated pension was lost)
- Battle of the Spurs, Therouanne, Tournai
- 1511: Holy League
- 1513: War with Scotland
- Battle of Flodden
- 1514: Ferdinand & Maximilian made treaties with France
- Wolsey recovered the French pension & secured a marriage alliance (Mary T & King Louis XII)
- 1514: Had run out of money to continue war
- Led to: 1. Being unable to exploit the death of James IV (could have become king) 2. Sought peace with France (short-lived marriage)
- 1517: Treaty of Cambrai (HRE & France) & Duke of Albany
- 1518: Treaty of London (Tournai was returned) (sold for less than spent on it)
- 1521: Treaty of Bruges (England & HRE)
- Henry's Reasons for Peace/Alliance with HRE/Charles: 1. Could improve papal relations 2. Believed he could gain more French land 3. Marriage alliance (Mary & Charles) 4. Run out of money
- 1512: Field of the Cloth of Gold
- 1525: Henry 'betrayed' by Charles at the Battle of Pavia
- 1527: Anti-Imperial French treaty (Amiens) (had to, due to weak position)
- 1527: Sack of Rome
- 1529: Peace of Cambrai (France & HRE)
- 1532: Defensive Alliance (France & England)
- 1533: Begins the break with Rome
- 1532: Defensive Alliance (France & England)
- 1539: Fear of anti-English Crusades
- Later Foreign Policy
- 1542: Invasion of Scotland
- 1543: Treaty of Greenwich
- 1543: Anglo-Imperial Alliance
- 1544: Invasions of Scotland and France
- 1545: Battle of the Solent
- 1546: Peace with France
- 1542: Invasion of Scotland
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