Foreign Policy Failures 1509-29
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- Created on: 12-02-18 13:27
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- Foreign Policy Failures
- England clearly weaker than France and Holy Roman Empire in regards to size, population and wealth
- Made Henry's aims for military glory in France difficult to achieve
- 1509-29
- Problem: Quickly after 1520 Field of Cloth of Gold, Henry and Wolsey were made to look powerless by Francis and Charles going to war
- Forced Henry to break Treaty of London and Field of Cloth of Gold by allying with Charles in 1521 and invading France in 1523
- Problem: Quickly after 1520 Field of Cloth of Gold, Henry and Wolsey were made to look powerless by Francis and Charles going to war
- 1523-25
- Failure: Failed invasion of France in 1523
- Problem: Lack of support from Charles in invading France
- Dysfunctional alliance
- Amicable Grant in connection to foreign policy 1525
- Failure: Had to be withdrawn quickly as people couldn't afford to pay due to unemployment and inflation
- Widespread resistance and protest
- Amicable Grant Rising in East Anglia 1525
- 4,000 rebels
- Problem: Outnumbered Duke of Suffolk's forces
- Dangerous - troops refused to fight against neighbours
- Could lead to seizure of power as forces not loyal
- Planning to march to London
- Dangerous - troops refused to fight against neighbours
- Amicable Grant Rising in East Anglia 1525
- Widespread resistance and protest
- Link to foreign policy
- Due to failure Henry forced to abandon invasion of France due to lack of money
- Charles captured Francis at battle of Pavia
- Missed oppurtunity
- Charles had no desire to invade France
- Charles captured Francis at battle of Pavia
- Effect of foreign policy failure
- England abandoned alliance with Charles
- 1527 peace treaty with France
- Declared war on Holy Roman Empire 1528
- Charles controls Papacy after 1527
- Lack of support from Charles when annulment needed
- 1527 peace treaty with France
- England abandoned alliance with Charles
- Due to failure Henry forced to abandon invasion of France due to lack of money
- Failure: Had to be withdrawn quickly as people couldn't afford to pay due to unemployment and inflation
- England clearly weaker than France and Holy Roman Empire in regards to size, population and wealth
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