Elizabeth I Foreign Policy 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryThe Tudors: England 1485-1603A2/A-levelAQA Created by: theblazingoptimistCreated on: 18-03-17 15:07 1559 Treaty of Cateau-Cambresis signed; Sp/Fr warfare ends 1 of 17 1560 Treaty of Edinburgh signed; Fr. agree to withdraw from Scotland 2 of 17 1564 Treaty of Troyes; after a disastrous war against the Fr. Catholics control of Calais was confirmed. 3 of 17 1568 MQS flees to England, John Hawkins' fleet attacked by Sp. at San Juan de Ulua after trading slaves with colonists, Elizabeth impounds Sp. bullion 4 of 17 1569 Northern Rebelliob 5 of 17 1571 Ridolfi Plot; involved MQ marrying Norfolk, overthrowing E1 6 of 17 1576 Pacification of Ghent, created by Neth. provinces, calls for expulsion of foreign troops 7 of 17 How did Elizabeth adopt a more overtly anti-Sp policy in the 1570's? Supporting Portuguese pretener Don Antonio, knighting Francis Drake for circumnavigating the globe, 8 of 17 1583 Throckmorton Plot; worsened Anglo-Sp. relations 9 of 17 1584 Phillip II + Fr. Catholic League sign Treaty of Joinville 10 of 17 Why did this scare Elizabeth? Nothing stopped Phillip from supporting MQS 11 of 17 1585 Parry Plot, Treaty of Nonsuch (E1+Dutch rebels) 12 of 17 What was the outcome of the troops sent to the Netherlands under the Earl of Leicester? Alienated Dutch, bad relationships with commanders, Leicester returning disgraced 13 of 17 1586 Babington Plot; --> Burghley's execution 14 of 17 1589 Francis Vere made commander of Eng. forces 15 of 17 1595 England stages three attacks on mainland Spain, incl. Cadiz capture 16 of 17 1597 Fleet dispatched to attack north-west Spain; driven back by winds 17 of 17
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