Elizabethan Foreign Policy
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FRANCE
- England & France at war from 1557 - 1559
- French Religious Civil War 1562 - 1598 (Huguenots VS Catholic League) - limited French influence outside of their territory
- Treaty of Hampton Court 1562 - Elizabeth agreed to help Huguenot Henry Navarre (later Henry IV of France) claim the French throne
- Treaty of Troyes 1564 - England promised to stop trying to reclaim French territory
- 1569 - negotiations of marriage between Elizabeth & Duke of Anjou
- Treaty of Blois 1572 - England & France had to support each other from outside attacks
- St Bartholomew's Day Massarce 1572 - massarce of French Huguenots in Paris by Catholics - marked Catholicism as a 'bloody religion'
- 1578 - negotiations of marriage between Elizabeth & Duke of Alencon
- Treaty of Joinville 1584 - alliance between Spain & France - forced England into war with Spain
SCOTLAND
- Auld Alliance between France & Scotland from 14th Century
- John Knox (Calvinist) returned to Scotland in 1559 - increased protestant opposition to Mary Stuart (Queen of Scots)
- Doran - Elizabeth was reluctant to help Scottish protestants
- Treaty of Edinburgh 1560 - marked the end of French involvement in Scotland
- 1568 - Mary Stuart fled Scotland for England after her defeat in the Scottish Civil War - she was immediately put…
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