Henry and Wolsey foreign policy Henry and wolsey foreign policy flashcards 3.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsASEdexcel Created by: DanCreated on: 21-05-13 10:58 What year was the Treaty of London and who organised it? It was in the year 1518 and was orgainised by Wolsey. 1 of 15 In the first French war what were the two towns that were captured by the English forces? Therouanne and Tournai. 2 of 15 What decisive victory in England killed James IV and 10,000 others? The Battle of Flodden against the Scots after they invaded. 3 of 15 How much did France pay to take Tournai back and what was proposed afterwards? 600,000 crowns were paid for the return of Tournai and afterwards a mariage between Henry's daughter Mary and Dauphin (the kings son) was arranged. 4 of 15 What year was the field of the cloth of gold? 1520 5 of 15 Who did Henry make an alliance with for the Second French war? He made an alliance with Charles V and the Duke of Bourbon who both failed to support him in the war. 6 of 15 What year and what battle did Chales V capture Francais I? Francais was captured in 1525 in the battle of Pavia, a decisive Spanish victory 7 of 15 In 1526 what did Wolsey help organise? He helped organise the League of Cognac. 8 of 15 Who was the natural enemy of the English? The French and Scottish were considered Englands natural enemy. 9 of 15 What country did Henry beleive he had the right to be King of? He beleived that the French throne was his. 10 of 15 Who made their name as someone efficient by organising the first French War? Wolsey first gained the Kings attention by organising the War 11 of 15 Who succeeded Ferdinand of Aragon in 1516? Charles V 12 of 15 What failure caused the fall of Wolsey? Wolsey's failure to gain an annulment for Henry from Catherine from the Pope. 13 of 15 Who did Charles V succeed in 1519? His other grandfather Maxamillian, as Emperor of Germany 14 of 15 Who did Henry marry in 1509 which improved relations with Spain? Catherine of Aragon 15 of 15
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