Foreign policy aims of Henry VII
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- Created on: 10-12-17 14:30
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- Henry VII's Foreign policy aims
- National Security
- Medina Del Campo - Defensive Alliance
- Truce of Ayton
- Ended Hostilities following Warbeck's Invaision
- Perpetual Peace Treaty
- Secured Peace between England and Scotland and improved relations overall.
- Treaty of Etaples
- Resolved Brittany Crisis, securing peace with France
- Dynastic Security
- Treaty of Medina Del Campo
- Marriage of Prince Arthur to Catherine of Aragon
- Legitimises Tudor dynasty by linking them to established European royal families
- Marriage of Prince Arthur to Catherine of Aragon
- Marriage of Margaret Tudor to James IV of Scotland
- Legitimises Tudor dynasty by linking them to established European royal families
- Treaty of Etaples
- French stopped harbouring Perkin Warbeck, showing that they recognise Tudors as legitemate
- All treaties that ended recognition of Yorkist pretenders
- Treaty of Etaples (Fr)
- Treaty of Medina Del Campo (Sp)
- Treaty of Dordrect (HRE)
- Truce of Ayton (Scot)
- Stopped Scots from recognising Perkin Warbeck
- Treaty of Windsor (Bur)
- Yorkist Earl of Suffolk (De La Pole) returned to England
- 1493-96 trade embargo against Burgundy to stop the harbouring of Warbeck
- Put dynastic security over finance
- Treaty of Medina Del Campo
- Finance
- Treaty of Etaples
- Charles granted Henry a pension of 745,000 Crowns in yearly 50,000 crown instalments to compensate him for raising an army to invade.
- Pension worth 5% of annual income
- Charles granted Henry a pension of 745,000 Crowns in yearly 50,000 crown instalments to compensate him for raising an army to invade.
- Intercursus Magnus
- Secured Trade relations with Burgundy, after end of embargo.
- Intercursus Malus
- Tipped trade relations with Burgundy in England's favour.
- Medina Del Campo
- Encouraged Trade with Spain.
- Treaty of Etaples
- National Security
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